Historical Atlas of Northern Africa (2 November 306)

Political map of Northern Africa on 02 Nov 306 (Africa, Diocletian, and Constantine: Constantine and Maxentius), showing the following events: Peace of Nisibis; Fall of Hadramawt; Great Persecution; Second Tetrarchy; Accession of Constantine I; Third Tetrarchy; Maxentius’ Coup; Maxentian Revolt.

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

( Galerius )

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

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

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

Gorgades?
(Cape Verde)(uninh.)

(Madeira)(uninh.)

Fortunate Islands?(uncon.)

Tanukhid
K.(R. client)

Saracens

Ghassan

Nizar

Lakhmid K.(Per. vas.)

Kushano-
Sasanian
Kingdom

299Persia cedes
large areas to Rome
and Armenia

300?Himyar conquers
Hadramawt

Feb 303–Apr 311Widespread persecution
of Christians under
Diocletian and Galerius

May 305Diocletian and Maximian
resign in favor of
Constantius and Galerius

Jul 306Constantine succeeds
Constantius

306Galerius recognizes
Severus as Augustus
and Constantine as Caesar

Oct 306Maximian’s son Maxentius
seizes power in Rome

Oct–Nov 306Italy and Africa
declare for Maxentius

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Northern Africa, 02 Nov 306: Constantine and Maxentius
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