The Spread Of Universal Religions In Afro-eurasia, 300–600 Ce

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The Spread Of Universal Religions In Afro-eurasia, 300–600 Ce

Use the labels below to match with the specific areas of the map provided on the previous page.

General Labels

•  Cities
  1. Rome
  2. Constantinople
  3. Nicaea
  4. Babylon
  5. Ctesiphon
  6. Taxila
  7. Chang’an

•  Countries
  1. CHINA
  2. MADAGASCAR

•  Regions
  1. ROMAN EMPIRE
  2. ETHIOPIA
  3. GUPTA EMPIRE
  4. PERSIAN/SASANIAN EMPIRE

•  Water
  1. Pacific Ocean
  2. Gulf Of Mexico
  3. Mississippi R.
  4. Atlantic Ocean
  5. Amezon
  6. Rhine Danube
  7. Black Sea
  8. Mediterranean Sea
  9. Niger R.
  10. Lake Chad
  11. Congo
  12. Nile R.
  13. Lake Victoria
  14. Lake Tanganyika
  15. Red Sea
  16. Tigris R.
  17. Euphrates R.
  18. Indus R.
  19. Aral Sea
  20. Caspian Sea
  21. Indian Ocean
  22. Yellow R.
  23. Yangzi R.
  24. Yellow Sea
  25. Sea of Japan
  26. South China Sea
  27. Pacific OceanMeking
  28. Meking

Legend Labels:

•  Christianity by 392 CE
•  Christianity established 392–600 CE
•  Zoroastrianism from 6th century BCE
•  Zoroastrianism established under Sasanians, 226–600 CE
•  Time that Hinduism was shadowed by Buddhism
•  Buddhism by 400 CE
•  Heartland of Tibetan (Tantric) Buddhism by 800 CE
•  Confucianism and Daoism, 3rd century BCE–1st century CE
•  Judaism before 600 BCE
•  Christian missions c. 45 – 600 CE
•  Buddhist missions c. 250 BCE – 600 CE
•  Jewish diaspora c. 600 BCE – 200 CE
•  Bantus
•  Silk Road