Europe, 29 May 363: Julian’s Persian Campaign
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Political map of Europe & the Mediterranean on 29 May 363 (Constantinian Dynasty: Julian’s Persian Campaign), showing the following events: Reign of Julian; Apostacy of Julian; Julian’s invasion of Persia; Siege of Maogamalcha; Battle of Ctesiphon.

R o m a n E m p i r e(Julian)

F i n n o - U g r i c P e o p l e s

Sasanian
Persian Empire(Shapur II)

H u n s /

X w n

H u n s /

X w n

Prefecture of
Gaul(R. pref.)

Prefecture of
Italy,
Illyricum & Africa(R. pref.)

Prefecture of
the East(R. pref.)

Armenia(R. client)

Bosporan
Kingdom(R. client)

S a r m a t i a n s

Quadi(R. client)

Pannoniae(It. dioc.)

Lazica(R. client)

Gothia(R. suz.)

Lakhmid K.(Per. vas.)

Baquates(R. client)

Britanniae(Gaul dioc.)

Hispaniae(Gaul dioc.)

Thraciae(East dioc.)

Pontica(East dioc.)

Africa(It. dioc.)

Galliae(Gaul dioc.)

Asiana(East dioc.)

Oriens(East dioc.)

Dacia(It. dioc.)

Macedonia(It. dioc.)

Chionites(Per. vas.)

Wielbark
Culture

Italia(It. dioc.)

Iberia(R. client)

Albania(Per. vas.)

Sarmatians(R. client)

Marco-
manni(R. client)

Alemanni(R. client)

Kushano-
Sasanian
Kingdom(Chion. pup.)

Quinque
Provinciae(Gaul dioc.)

Saracens(R. client)

Maskut(Per. vas.)

Tanukhid K.(R. client)

Taifals(R. client)

Votadini(R. client)

Przeworsk
culture

Rhysaddir?(Hisp.)

Rutubis?(Hisp.)

? Nov 361–26 Jun 363Julian ‘the Apostate’
rules Roman Empire

Dec 361–Jun 363Julian attempts to revive
Roman paganism

9 Apr 363Julian invades
Persian Empire

May 363Romans sack
Maogamalcha

29 May 363Julian defeats Persians
outside Ctesiphon

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