Northern Africa, 24 Nov 266: Odaenathus
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Political map of Northern Africa on 24 Nov 266 (Africa and Rome in Crisis: Odaenathus), showing the following events: Postumus in Britain and Spain; End of the Macriani; Mussius Aemilianus; Great Ephesian Earthquake; Gothic sack of Ephesus; Odaenathus’ First Persian Campaign; Memor; Odaenathus’ Second Persian Campaign.

R o m a n E m p i r e

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

B a n t u

Sasanian
Persian
Empire

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

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

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

A t l a n t i c

Odaenathus(sup. R.)

↓Rhapta(Ḥim.)

Arabia(R. imp.)

Albania(Per. vas.)

(Azores)(uninh.)

Gorgades?
(Cape Verde)(uninh.)

(Madeira)(uninh.)

Fortunate Islands?(uncon.)

Africa Proconsularis(R. sen.)

Crete
&
Cyrenaica(R. sen.)

Mauretania
Tingitana(R. imp.)

Discorida(Ḥaḑ.)

Kinda(Sab. vas.)

Bosporus(Goth pres.)

Corsica
&
Sardinia

Tanukhid
K.(R. client)

Bithynia
& Pontus

Mauretania
Caesariensis(R. imp.)

Numidia(R. imp.)

Phrygia
& Caria

Lycia &
Pamphylia

Sarapion(Ḥim.)

Rhysaddir?(M.T.)

260–261Postumus gains
support in
Britain and Spain

261Odaenathus
overthrows Macriani

261–262Mussius Aemilianus
in revolt in Egypt

262Earthquakes devastate
Asia Minor, Libya, and Rome

262Goths raid Asia,
burn Temple of Artemis

262–263Odaenathus
attacks Persia

262Memor attempts
revolt in Egypt

266–267Odaenathus invades
Persia again

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