List of sovereign states in 1400

The notion of a sovereign state arises in the 16th century with the development of modern diplomacy. For earlier times, the term "sovereign state" is an anachronism. What corresponded to sovereign states in the medieval and ancient period were monarchs ruling By the Grace of God, de-facto feudal or imperial autocrats, or de-facto independent nations or tribal confederations.

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Sovereign states

A

• Ahom Kingdom
• Andorra – Principality of Andorra
• Aragon - Crown of Aragon
• Ayutthaya Kingdom
• Aztec Empire – Aztec Empire

B

• Béarn – Viscountcy of Béarn
• Byzantine Empire
• Bosnian Kingdom

C

• Castile - Crown of Castile
• Cherokee – Cherokee Tribe
• Chimú – Kingdom of Chimor
• China – Chinese Empire
• Creek – Creek Tribe

E

• England – Kingdom of England
• Ethiopia – Ethiopian Empire

F

• France – Kingdom of France

G

• Granada - Kingdom of Granada

H

• Hungary – Kingdom of Hungary
• Huron – Huron Tribe

I

• Inca Empire – Inca Empire
• Iroquois – The Iroquois League

J

• Japan – Ashikaga Shogunate

K

• Karaman
• Korea (Joseon Dynasty)

L

• Lithuania – Grand Duchy of Lithuania

M

• Malacca Sultanate
• Mamluk Sultanate (Cairo)
• Maya – Maya Empire
• Moldavia
• Mutapa – Kingdom of Mutapa

N

• Navarre - Kingdom of Navarre

O

• Ottoman Empire – Sublime Ottoman State

P

• Poland-Lithuania – Polish-Lithuanian Union, a personal union between:
  • Lithuania – Grand Duchy of Lithuania, with vassal:
    • Jagoldai – Duchy of Jagoldai
  • Poland – Kingdom of Poland
• Portugal – Kingdom of Portugal

S

• Scotland – Kingdom of Scotland
• Shawnee – Tribe of Shawnee
• Sukhothai - Kingdom of Sukhothai

T

• Tartu – Bishopric of Tartu
• Timurid – Timurid dynasty

V

• Tsardom of Vidin

W

• Wallachia

Z

• Zapotec - Zapotec tribe