Historical Atlas of Northern Africa (4 September 385)

Political map of Northern Africa on 04 Sep 385 (Africa and the Roman Dominate: Magnus Maximus and Africa), showing the following events: Manuel Mamikonian’s Revolt; Judaism in Himyar; First Council of Constantinople; Roman–Gothic Peace; Revolt of Magnus Maximus; Battle of Paris; Second Tanukhid Revolt; Death of Gratian; Cession of Manuel Mamikonian; Gildo and Magnus Maximus.

R o m a n E m p i r e

S a h a r a

N o r t h w e s t e r n

B a n t u

M a n d é

Sasanian
Persian
Empire

( W e s t )

( E a s t )

Empire of
Aksum

N i l o t i c

p e o p l e s

E a s t e r n

B a n t u

Sao
civilization

Ḥimyar

P y g m i e s

C u s h i t i c

p e o p l e s

W e s t e r n

B a n t u

K w a

Prefecture of
Gaul

Prefecture of
Italy

Prefecture of
the East

H u n s

C h a d i c p e o p l e s

Gorgades?
(Cape Verde)(uninh.)

(Madeira)(uninh.)

Fortunate Islands?(uncon.)

Lakhmid K.(Per. vas.)

Salihid
K.(R. client)

Italia
Suburbicaria

Armenian
nobles(Per. back.)

380Armenia expels
Persian garrison

380Himyar adopts
Judaism

May–Jul 381Council of
Constantinople
confirms
Nicene Creed

Oct 382Goths agree to become
Roman foederati

Jul 383Magnus Maximus
proclaimed emperor
in Britain

Aug 383Magnus Maximus
defeats Gratian
near Paris

383Tanukhids revolt
against Rome but
are soon crushed

Aug 383Gratian is killed
at Lugdunum

384?Armenia requests
Roman protection

385?Magnus Maximus possibly
gains influence in Africa

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Northern Africa, 04 Sep 385: Magnus Maximus and Africa
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