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The notion of a sovereign state arises in the 16th century with the development of modern diplomacy. For earlier times, the term "sovereign state" is an anachronism. What corresponded to sovereign states in the medieval and ancient period were monarchs ruling By the Grace of God, de facto feudal or imperial autocrats, or de facto independent nations or tribal confederations.
| Sovereign states by year | ||
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| List of sovereign states in 819 | Events of 820 | List of sovereign states in 821 |
Sovereign states [edit]
A [edit]
B [edit]
- Balhae - Korean Kingdom
- Brittany – Kingdom of Brittany
- Bulgaria – Bulgarian Empire
- Byzantine Empire
C [edit]
- Chenla – Kingdom of Chenla
- Cheras – Chera Kingdom
- Chinese Empire – Tang Dynasty
- Chola– Chola Empire
- Kingdom of Cornwall
- Croatia
D [edit]
E [edit]
- East Anglia – Kingdom of the East Angles
- Kingdom of Essex
- Ethiopia – Ethiopian Empire
F [edit]
G [edit]
J [edit]
K [edit]
M [edit]
N [edit]
- Northumbria – Kingdom of Northumbria
P [edit]
S [edit]
- Sailendra
- Seisyllwg – Kingdom of Seisyllwg
- Serbia – Principality of Serbia
- Amirat of Sindh
- Silla - Korean Kingdom
- Srivijaya – Kingdom of Srivijaya
- Kingdom of Sussex
T [edit]
- Tibet – Tibetan Empire
W [edit]
- Wari Empire
Wessex – Kingdom of Wessex
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