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Summary
Deutsch: Weltkarte, ca. um 820 n.Chr. Farbige Gebiete zeigen den Einfluss von grösseren Mächten in dieser Zeit, die Kontrolle über manche dieser Gebiete sind z.T. nur nominell vorhanden. Graue Gebiete waren entweder vorwiegend von Ureinwohnern besiedelt oder unbewohnt.
English: Map of the world, c. AD 820. Colored areas show the extent of influence for the major empires of the period; control over some areas may have been purely nominal. Gray areas showed areas that are mainly inhabited by Indigineous populations, or completely uninhabited.
한국어: 서기 820년의 세계지도입니다. 색깔이 있는 지역은 이 시대의 현존했던 왕국과 제국의 영향력을 보여주는 것입니다. 회색지역은 인디언이나 국가가 없던 지역이거나 혹은 사람이 살지 않은 곳입니다.
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Maps of colonization history 1492 · 1550 · 1660 · 1754 · 1800 · 1822 · 1885 · 1898 · 1914 · 1920 · 1936 · 1938 · 1945 · 1959 · 1974 · 2007
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see also: Eastern Hemisphere only maps template (1300BC-1500AD)
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