Southern Asia, 26 May 1918: Breakup of Transcaucasia
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Political map of South & Southwest Asia on 26 May 1918 (The Fall of the Ottoman Empire: Breakup of Transcaucasia), showing the following events: March Days; Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic; Revolt of the Czechoslovak Legion; Independence of Georgia.

I n d i a n

E m p i r e(Br. Raj)

S o v i e t
R u s s i a

R e p u b l i c

o f C h i n a

Dutch
East Indies(Neth.)

French
Indochina(Fr. prot.)

Egypt(Br. prot.)

South Persia(Br. occ.)

Afghanistan(Br. prot.)

Malaya(Br. prot.)

Ha'il(Ott. suz.)

Anglo-
Egyptian
Sudan(Br. adm.)

East Africa
Protectorate(Br. prot.)

Br. Som.(Br. prot.)

Muscat
& Oman(Br. garr.)

Aden prot.(Br. Ind. prot.)

Italian
Somalia(It. prot.)

Turkestan A.S.R.

Nepal(Br. prot.)

Bhutan(Br. prot.)

Kuw.(Br. prot.)

Trucial
Oman(Br. prot.)

Yemen(semi-indep)

Andaman

&

Nicobar Is.

Kashmir(Br. Ind. prot.)

Hyderabad(Br. Ind. prot.)

Mysore(Br. Ind. prot.)

Baluchistan(Br. Ind. agcy)

Central India(Br. Ind. agcy)

Rajputana(Br. Ind. agcy)

Bihar

&

Orissa

Maldives(Br. prot.)

Mesop.(Br. occ.)

Upper
Asir(Ott. pres.)

Majerteenia(semi-indep)

Hobyo(semi-indep)

Pondichéry(Fr.)

Br.P.Gulf(Br. Ind.)

30 Mar–2 Apr 1918Pro-Bolsheviks seize
power in Baku

22 Apr 1918Transcaucasian Democratic
Federative Republic declared

25 May 1918Czechoslovak legion revolts
on Trans-Siberian Railroad

26 May 1918Georgia declares
independence

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