1. Maps of Political Control Over Time
2. Monthly Summaries of Events
3. Time Series of Territorial Changes
4. Time Series of Historical Population and Area
5. Events Navigation - Explore All Territorial Changes
6. Cities mentioned in territorial changes

Information

Name: Emirate of Melitene

Type: Polity

Start: 841

End: 863

Emirate of Melitene: All Data

This page is about the data available for this polity, the chronology of the events of the polity is available here.

Umar al-Aqta was the semi-independent Arab emir of Malatya (Melitene) from the 830s until his death in the Battle of Lalakaon on 3 September 863.

1. Maps of Political Control Over Time

Emirate of Melitene: Maximal extension of the polity compared to modern borders

Emirate of Melitene: Map showing the initial year each territory was ruled by the polity

Emirate of Melitene: Map showing the final year each territory was ruled by the polity

Emirate of Melitene: Map showing how many years the polity ruled each territory

2. Monthly Summaries of Events

Summary of the Changes (Mediterranean) for Emirate of Melitene

3. Time Series of Territorial Changes

Emirate of Melitene: Time Series of all Territorial Changes

Time Series of Territorial Changes by specific invasor/invaded couple

All times that Emirate of Melitene invaded Byzantine Empire

All times that Byzantine Empire invaded Emirate of Melitene

4. Time Series of Historical Population and Area

Emirate of Melitene: time series of its population and area throughout history

5. Events Navigation - Explore All Territorial Changes

Events Navigation (Duration 1 Year): Emirate of Melitene

Events Navigation (Duration 10 Years): Emirate of Melitene

Events Navigation: Emirate of Melitene

6. Cities mentioned in territorial changes

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