List of political entities in the 11th century BC

This is a list of political entities in the 11th century BC (1100–1001 BC).

Political entities in the 12th century BC – Political entities in the 10th century BC – Political entities by century

Sovereign states

Sovereign state	Years
Adena culture	1000 - 200 BC
Ammon	1000 - 332 BC
Alba Longa	1200 - 753 BC
Anarta	1100 - 550 BC
Anga	1380 - 550 BC
Aram Damascus	12th century BC - 734 BC
Aramea	2300 - 700 BC
Arcadia	1000 - 743 BC
Argolis	1200 - 379 BC
Asmaka	1150 - 300 BC
Assyria	2025 - 911 BC
Athens	1556 - 355 BC
Ba	13th century - 311 BC
Babylonia	1155 - 689 BC
Bashan	1330 - 928 BC
Bithynia
Bit-Istar	12th century - 710 BC
Cao	1053 - 487 BC
Caria	11th - 6th century BC
Chaldea	1100 - 539 BC
Chedi	1250 - 344 BC
Chola
Chorasmia	1290 - 180 BC
Chorrera	1800 - 300 BC
Chu	1030 - 223 BC
Colchis	1300 BC - 2nd century AD
Danda	1100 - 450 BC
Dasarna	1150 - 600 BC
Deng	1200 - 678 BC
Diauehi	1118 - 760 BC
Dilmun	2600 - 675 BC, 1200 - 125 BC
Donghu	1400 - 150 BC
Doris	1100 - 560 BC
Eastern Guo	1046 - 767 BC
Edom	1200 - 125 BC
Elam	2800 - 550 BC
Epirus	1183 - 168 BC
Eshnuna	2000 - 8th century BC
Etruria	1200 - 550 BC
Gandhara	1450 - 510 BC
Gojoseon	2333 - 108 BC
Gumie	1046 - 480 BC
Han	1046 - 764 BC
Huang	891-648 BC
Iberia	1000 - 302 BC
Illyria	2000 - 168 BC
Ionia	1070 - 545 BC
Israel	1050 - 63 BC
Jin	1042 - 376 BC
Jiroft
Kalinga	1376 - 285 BC
Kamboja	1450 - 195 BC
Kasi
Kasmira	1250 - 322 BC
Kekeya	1250 - c. 4th century BC
Kikata
Kimpurusha	1000 - 325 BC
Kirata	1350 - c. 300 BC
Kosala	1300 - 266 BC
Kuru	1376 - 285 BC
Kush	1070 BC - 350
Lower Egypt	1070 - 664 BC
Liburnia	11th century - 34 BC
Locria	1250 - 386 BC
Lucania	1000 - 356 BC[1]
Lullubi	2400 - 650 BC
Lycia	1250 - 546 BC
Lydia	1200 - 546 BC
Madra	1350 - 350 BC
Magadha	1200 - 600 BC
Mannaea	1110 - 616 BC
Magan	2200 - 550 BC
Matsya	1250 - 318 BC
Messenia	1300-724 BC
Minaea
Moab
Mysia	1320 - 301 BC
Nairi	1190 - 890 BC
Namar	2350 - 750 BC
Nok	1000 BC - 300 AD
Olmec	1400 - 400 BC
Oenotria	1000 - 325 BC
Oscans	1000 - 4th centuries BC
Pandya	1350 - 460 BC
Paphlagonia	1480 - 183 BC[2]
Pragjyotisha	c. 11th century - 350 BC
Philistia	1175 - 732 BC
Phoenicia	1200 - 536 BC
Phrygia	1200 - 700 BC
Pundra	1300 BC - 550 AD
Pi	1046 - 418 BC
Qi	1046 - 241 BC
Qiang	2000 BC - 150 BC
Quan	1250 - 704 BC
Saba	1100 - 275 BC
Sam'al	1200 - 680 BC
Saurashtra	950 - 355 BC
Sindhu	1300 - 320 BC
Shěn	1050 - 500 BC
Shu	1046 - 316 BC
Song	1058 - 286 BC
Sparta	11th century BC - 195 BC
Tan	1046-684 BC
Ta Netjeru
Teng	1046 - 414 BC
Tartessos	1000 - 450 BC
Thebes
Trigarta
Tuwanuwa	1000 - 700 BC
Tyrrhenia	1100 - 764 BC
Upper Egypt	1070 - 664 BC
United Monarchy of Israel	1050 - 930 BC
Vajji
Vanga	1300 BC - 580 AD
Văn Lang	2879 - 258 BC
Vatsa	1100 - 323 BC
Vidarbha	1200 - 322 BC
Virata	1200 - 322 BC
Western Guo	1046 - 687 BC
Wey	1046 - 687 BC
Wu	1046 - 473 BC
Xing	1046 - 632 BC
Xu	2000 - 512 BC
Yaksha	1200 - 350 BC
Zhou	1045 - 256 BC
Zou	1012 - 350 BC

See also

• List of Bronze Age states
• List of Classical Age states
• List of Iron Age states
• List of states during Antiquity

References

1. Pritchard, James Cowles. "Kingdoms of Italy: Research into the Physical History of Mankind". 1999-2014. The History Files. Retrieved 18 March 2014.
2. "Middle East Kingdoms Ancient Anatolia". 2014. The History Files. Retrieved 20 April 2014.