History by century · The 400s
The 5th century
In the 400s, 237 recorded states existed somewhere in the world. 98 were founded and 64 came to an end. The great powers of the age included the Sasanian Empire, the Byzantine Empire and the Gupta Empire.
Great powers
Profiles of the 5th century, ranked by their military, territorial, economic and historical weight in the Institute’s analysis and by how strong they were in these hundred years.
Sasanian Empire224 CE – 651 CEScore 6.0/10
Byzantine Empire330 CE – 1453 CEScore 7.7/10
Gupta Empire240 CE – 550 CEScore 6.1/10 · at its peak c. 400 CE
Goguryeo37 BCE – 668 CEScore 4.6/10 · at its peak c. 475 CE
Teotihuacan100 BCE – 550 CEScore 5.3/10
Roman Egypt30 BCE – 641 CEScore 6.4/10
Roman Empire27 BCE – 476 CEScore 9.2/10
Aksumite Empire100 CE – 940 CEScore 4.5/10
Moche100 CE – 800 CEScore 4.3/10
Tikal90 CE – 900 CEScore 4.5/10
Himyarite Kingdom110 BCE – 525 CEScore 4.1/10 · at its peak c. 440 CE
Rouran Khaganate330 CE – 555 CEScore 3.0/10 · at its peak c. 424 CE
Key events
Battle of the Catalaunian PlainsBattle · 451
Council of ChalcedonEvent · 451
Battle of AvarayrBattle · 451
Battle of NedaoBattle · 454
Fall of the Western Roman EmpireEvent · 476 CE
Battle of TolbiacBattle · c. 496
Treaty of NvarsakTreaty · Peace · 484
Battle of Vicus HelenaBattle · c. 448- Sack of Rome (410)Siege · 410 CE
- Vandal conquest of North AfricaCampaign · 429–439 CE
- Treaty of MargusTreaty · Peace · 435
- Council of AghuenEvent · c. 488
People
Clovis IPerson · c. 466–511 CE
Augustine of HippoPerson · 354–430
AttilaPerson · c. 406–453
Childeric IPerson · d. c. 481
CuneddaPerson · 5th century
KalidasaPerson · fl. 5th century
Flavius AetiusPerson · c. 391–454
SyagriusPerson · c. 430–486/487
Emperor Wu of Liu SongPerson · 363–422
HonoriusPerson · 384–423 CE
Jangsu of GoguryeoPerson · 394–491
Romulus AugustulusPerson · deposed 476 CE
Works and ideas
Book of the Later HanWork / monument · 5th century
Gwanggaeto SteleWork / monument · 414
AryabhatiyaWork / monument · 499 CE
Bolnisi SioniWork / monument · 478–493
Martyrdom of the Holy Queen ShushanikWork / monument · late 5th century
Notitia DignitatumWork / monument · c. 400
Walls of ConstantinopleWork / monument · completed 413 CE
Bawbawgyi PagodaWork / monument · c. 5th–7th century
States founded 98
- Aulikara dynasty 400 CE – 545 CE
- Ceibal 400 CE – 930 CE
- Corcu Loigde 400 CE – 1200 CE
- Kingdom of Kaan 400 CE – 900 CE
- Kingdom of Leinster 400 CE – 1171 CE
- Kingdom of Munster 400 CE – 1118 CE
- Kingdom of Osraige 400 CE – 1541 CE
- Kingdom of the Thuringians 400 CE – 531 CE
- Laguatan 400 CE – 700 CE
- Licchavi Kingdom of Nepal 400 CE – 750 CE
- Marajoara 400 CE – 1400 CE
- Salihids 400 CE – 502 CE
- Sri Ksetra Kingdom 400 CE – 850 CE
- Usan 400 CE – 512 CE
- Western Liang 400 CE – 421 CE
- Yaxha 400 CE – 800 CE
- Huan Chu 403 CE – 404 CE
- Western Shu 405 CE – 413 CE
- Helian Xia 407 CE – 431 CE
- Northern Yan 407 CE – 436 CE
- Alan Kingdom in Hispania 409 CE – 418 CE
- Kingdom of the Suebi 409 CE – 585 CE
- Kingdom of Dumnonia 410 CE – 710 CE
- Kingdom of Dyfed 410 CE – 920 CE
- Kingdom of Powys 410 CE – 1160 CE
- Kingdom of the Rugians 410 CE – 487 CE
- Kingdom of the Burgundians 411 CE – 534 CE
- Visigothic Kingdom 418 CE – 721 CE
- Kingdom of Ceredigion 420 CE – 730 CE
- Liu Song 420 CE – 479 CE
- Vishnukundina dynasty 420 CE – 624 CE
- Pan Pan 424 CE – 700 CE
- Kingdom of Kinda 425 CE – 540 CE
- Copán 426 CE – 830 CE
- Quiriguá 426 CE – 810 CE
- Persarmenia 428 CE – 646 CE
- Akatziri 430 CE – 470 CE
- Palenque 431 CE – 800 CE
- Vandal Kingdom 435 CE – 534 CE
- Kantoli 441 CE – 563 CE
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- Ciarraige Luachra 450 CE – 1200 CE
- Dal Fiatach 450 CE – 1177 CE
- Dal nAraidi 450 CE – 1100 CE
- Deisi Muman 450 CE – 1200 CE
- Hephthalite Empire 450 CE – 560 CE
- Kingdom of Ailech 450 CE – 1185 CE
- Kingdom of Airgialla 450 CE – 1591 CE
- Kingdom of Brycheiniog 450 CE – 1045 CE
- Kingdom of Buellt 450 CE – 900 CE
- Kingdom of Connacht 450 CE – 1474 CE
- Kingdom of Dunoding 450 CE – 1000 CE
- Kingdom of Eile 450 CE – 1552 CE
- Kingdom of Elmet 450 CE – 617 CE
- Kingdom of Gododdin 450 CE – 638 CE
- Kingdom of Gwrtheyrnion 450 CE – 900 CE
- Kingdom of Gwynedd 450 CE – 1283 CE
- Kingdom of Loigis 450 CE – 1556 CE
- Kingdom of Meirionnydd 450 CE – 1000 CE
- Kingdom of Rhos 450 CE – 900 CE
- Kingdom of Rhufoniog 450 CE – 900 CE
- Kingdom of Strathclyde 450 CE – 1093 CE
- Kingdom of Ui Failge 450 CE – 1556 CE
- Kingdom of Ui Maine 450 CE – 1585 CE
- Kingdom of Ulaid 450 CE – 1177 CE
- Kingdom of Ystrad Tywi 450 CE – 730 CE
- Makuria 450 CE – 1365 CE
- Pre-Islamic Mecca 450 CE – 630 CE
- Ui Chennselaig 450 CE – 1171 CE
- Ui Fidgenti 450 CE – 1200 CE
- Kingdom of the Gepids 454 CE – 567 CE
- Kingdom of Kent 455 CE – 871 CE
- Domain of Soissons 457 CE – 486 CE
- Gaochang Kingdom 460 CE – 640 CE
- Kingdom of Cologne 460 CE – 509 CE
- Piedras Negras 460 CE – 808 CE
- Onogurs 463 CE – 632 CE
- Sabirs 463 CE – 576 CE
- Kingdom of Cambrai 470 CE – 509 CE
- Kingdom of Glywysing 470 CE – 942 CE
- Kingdom of Gwent 470 CE – 1081 CE
- Maitraka dynasty 475 CE – 776 CE
- Kingdom of Odoacer 476 CE – 493 CE
- Tamna 476 CE – 1105 CE
- Kingdom of Sussex 477 CE – 827 CE
- Kingdom of the Moors and Romans 477 CE – 578 CE
- Southern Qi 479 CE – 502 CE
- Kingdom of the Ouarsenis 480 CE – 580 CE
- Kutrigurs 480 CE – 570 CE
- Utigurs 480 CE – 576 CE
- Kingdom of the Franks 481 CE – 843 CE
- Kingdom of the Aures 484 CE – 703 CE
- Nezak Huns 484 CE – 665 CE
- Gaoche 487 CE – 541 CE
- Rai dynasty 489 CE – 632 CE
- Kingdom of the Heruli 490 CE – 508 CE
- Later Guptas 490 CE – 750 CE
- Ostrogothic Kingdom 493 CE – 553 CE
- Eastern Ganga dynasty 498 CE – 1434 CE
States that came to an end 64
- Batavi 50 BCE – 400 CE
- Beikthano 200 BCE – 400 CE
- Dongye 200 BCE – 400 CE
- Frisii 100 BCE – 400 CE
- Kirata dynasty 800 BCE – 400 CE
- Marmaridae 300 BCE – 400 CE
- Novantae 80 CE – 400 CE
- Selgovae 80 CE – 400 CE
- Tanukhids 270 CE – 400 CE
- Tungri 50 BCE – 400 CE
- Later Liang (386-403) 386 CE – 403 CE
- Huan Chu 403 CE – 404 CE
- Quadi 10 BCE – 406 CE
- Later Yan 384 CE – 407 CE
- Diocese of Hispania 314 CE – 409 CE
- Gallaecia 293 CE – 409 CE
- Carvetii 50 CE – 410 CE
- Roman Britain 43 CE – 410 CE
- Southern Yan 398 CE – 410 CE
- Hispania Baetica 27 BCE – 411 CE
- Western Shu 405 CE – 413 CE
- Southern Liang 397 CE – 414 CE
- Western Satraps 35 CE – 415 CE
- Later Qin 384 CE – 417 CE
- Alan Kingdom in Hispania 409 CE – 418 CE
- Eastern Jin 317 CE – 420 CE
- Western Liang 400 CE – 421 CE
- Kingdom of Armenia (Arsacid) 12 CE – 428 CE
- Mauretania Caesariensis 42 CE – 429 CE
- Mauretania Tingitana 42 CE – 429 CE
- Juthungi 260 CE – 430 CE
- Marcomanni 58 BCE – 430 CE
- Helian Xia 407 CE – 431 CE
- Western Qin 385 CE – 431 CE
- Northern Yan 407 CE – 436 CE
- Africa Proconsularis 146 BCE – 439 CE
- Byzacena 303 CE – 439 CE
- Lusitania 27 BCE – 439 CE
- Roman Numidia 198 CE – 439 CE
- Chionites 350 CE – 440 CE
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- Salankayana dynasty 300 CE – 440 CE
- Kroraina 176 BCE – 445 CE
- Austuriani 360 CE – 450 CE
- Damnonii 80 CE – 450 CE
- Jushi 108 BCE – 450 CE
- Kangju 200 BCE – 450 CE
- Thamud 715 BCE – 450 CE
- Votadini 80 CE – 450 CE
- Balearica 369 CE – 455 CE
- Carthaginiensis 293 CE – 460 CE
- Northern Liang 397 CE – 460 CE
- Hunnic Empire 370 CE – 469 CE
- Akatziri 430 CE – 470 CE
- Hispania Tarraconensis 27 BCE – 472 CE
- Roman Empire 27 BCE – 476 CE
- Kidarite Kingdom 320 CE – 477 CE
- Liu Song 420 CE – 479 CE
- Franks 250 CE – 481 CE
- Salian Franks 358 CE – 481 CE
- Domain of Soissons 457 CE – 486 CE
- Kingdom of the Rugians 410 CE – 487 CE
- Yueban 160 CE – 490 CE
- Kingdom of Odoacer 476 CE – 493 CE
- Buyeo 200 BCE – 494 CE
On this day
- 1 January 404Monk Telemachus killed trying to halt gladiatorial games in Rome
- 23 August 406Stilicho executes the Gothic leader Radagaisus
- 24 August 410Alaric's Visigoths sack Rome
- 10 October 415Theodosius II inaugurates the second church of Hagia Sophia
- 30 September 420St Jerome dies in Bethlehem
- 10 April 428Nestorius becomes Archbishop of Constantinople
- 6 November 447An earthquake destroys large parts of the Walls of Constantinople
- 26 May 451The Sasanian army defeats Armenian rebels at Avarayr
- 20 June 451Aetius checks Attila at the Catalaunian Plains
- 8 October 451The Council of Chalcedon opens
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