Decade · 360 – 369
The world in the 360s
From 360 to 369 the atlas holds 116 states standing at some time. 8 things began - 365 Crete earthquake, Battle of Samarra and Battle of Ctesiphon among them - and 0 ended; 12 people were born and 9 died.
What began in the 360s
By kind, the best known first.
Wars and battles 6
- Battle of Samarra · battle · 363
- Battle of Ctesiphon · battle · 363
- Battle of Solicinium · battle · 368
- Battle of Thyatira · battle · 366
- Julian's Persian expedition · battle · 363
- Siege of Pirisabora · battle · 363
Natural disasters 2
- 365 Crete earthquake · disaster · 365
- 363 Galilee earthquake · disaster · 363
Born and died
Born 12
- Hypatia · inventor · 360 – 415
- Mesrop Mashtots · religious leader · 362 – 440
- Philostorgius · writer · 368 – 450
- Rugila · military personnel · 367 – 434
- Emperor Wu of Song · politician · 363 – 422
- Emperor Xiaowu of Jin · ruler · 362 – 396
- Coel Hen · monarch · 360 – 420
- Yao Xing · ruler · 366 – 416
- Juqu Mengxun · military personnel · 368 – 433
- Huan Xuan · ruler · 369 – 404
- Juqu Mujian · politician · 368 – 447
- Tufa Rutan · ruler · 365 – 415
Died 9
- Julian · philosopher · 331 – 363
- Pope Liberius · writer · 310 – 366
- Constantius II · politician · 317 – 361
- Jovian · politician · 331 – 364
- Mirian III · ruler · 265 – 361
- Procopius · politician · 326 – 366
- Emperor Ai of Jin · ruler · 341 – 365
- Emperor Mu of Jin · ruler · 343 – 361
- Murong Jun · military leader · 319 – 360
States of the 360s
The states that stood at some time in the 360s, by region, the best known first, with who held the highest office in 360.
Europe25 states
- San Marino · 301 – present
- Roman Empire · 27 BCE – 395 CE · Constantius II, Roman emperor since 337 and Julian, Roman emperor since 360
- Ancient Greece · 1201 BCE – 600 CE
- Ancient Rome · 753 BCE – 476 CE · Constantius II, Roman emperor since 337 and Julian, Roman emperor since 360
- Huns · 106 – 673
- Goths · 100 – 1475
- Western Roman Empire · 285 – 476
- Vandals · 337 – 438
and 17 more; every state of Europe.
Middle East and North Africa21 states
- Byzantine Empire · 285 – 1453 · Constantius II, Byzantine emperor since 337
- Troy · 3000 BCE – 500 CE
- Rhodes · 188 BCE – 1249 CE
- Sasanian Empire · 224 – 651 · Shapur II, emperor of the Sasanian Empire since 309
- Persian Empire · 550 BCE – 1979 CE · Shapur II, emperor of the Sasanian Empire since 309
- Kingdom of Aksum · 401 BCE – 960 CE
- Ghana Empire · 100 – 1200
- Kingdom of Iberia · 299 BCE – 580 CE
and 13 more; every state of Middle East and North Africa.
South Asia24 states
- Gupta Empire · 320 – 550 · Samudragupta, Gupta emperor since 335
- Kushan Empire · 30 – 375
- Chola dynasty · 300 BCE – 1279 CE
- Gandhara · 751 BCE – 535 CE
- Indo-Scythian Kingdom · 200 BCE – 400 CE
- Pallava dynasty · 275 – 897
- Pandya dynasty · 300 BCE – 1650 CE
- Kingdom of Khotan · 56 – 1006
and 16 more; every state of South Asia.
East and Southeast Asia25 states
- Xiongnu · 301 BCE – 500 CE
- Jin dynasty (266–420) · 266 – 420
- Silla · 57 BCE – 892 CE
- Goguryeo · 37 BCE – 668 CE · Gogugwon, wang since 331
- Champa · 192 – 1832 · Phạm Phật, king since 349
- Paekche · 18 BCE – 660 CE · Geunchogo of Baekje, king since 346
- Rouran Khaganate · 330 – 555
- Xianbei · 208 BCE – 670 CE
and 17 more; every state of East and Southeast Asia.
Americas and Oceania5 states
- Maya civilization · 2001 BCE – 1521 CE
- Teotihuacan · 50 BCE – 704 CE
- Zapotec civilization · 6701 BCE – 1201 CE
- Tiwanaku polity · 300 – 1150
- United Provinces of New Granada · 181 – 1816
Location unknown16 states
- Eastern Ye · 301 BCE – 500 CE
- Langkasuka · 100 – 1500
- Geumgwan Gaya · 43 – 532
- Oddiyana · 401 BCE – 1100 CE
- Varman dynasty · 350 – 655 · Pushyavarman, Maharajadhiraja since 350
- Daegaya · 42 – 562
- Shanshan · 92 BCE – 445 CE
- Airgíalla · 331 – 1585
and 8 more; every state of Location unknown.
Open in the atlas
- On the timeline, 340 – 389: every state, war and life of the 360s, region by region.
- On the map in 365: the borders of the year, its cities under their names of the year, and what happened where.
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