Administrative Divisions of the Roman Empire 395 CE (Digital Map Poster)

A set of three high-resolution, historically accurate maps showing how the Roman Empire was divided in 395 CE, the year Emperor Theodosius I died and the empire split permanently into East and West.

These maps visualize the full administrative structure of the Late Roman Empire, from macro-political divisions to bureaucratic subdivisions.

Includes 3 maps:

1. Dioceses Map
   • Shows administrative dioceses
   • Highlights the 3 proconsular provinces (Asia, Africa, Achaia)
2. Prefectures Map
   • Visualizes the 4 praetorian prefectures: Galliae, Italia et Africa, Illyricum, and Oriens
   • Color-coded for clarity and regional context
3. East–West Empire Map
   • Depicts the final division of the empire between Arcadius (East) and Honorius (West) after 395 CE
   • A clean political overview of the split

Included

• Print-ready file (A4, 300 DPI, JPEG + PDF). Other formats on request.
• License for personal or educational use (see terms below).

License

• For personal and educational use only (classrooms, research, home).
• Not for resale, redistribution, or commercial publishing.
• For extended or institutional licensing, [contact me directly].

Printing

• Optimized for A4 size (210 × 297 mm).
• Can also be printed smaller or larger (e.g., A3) without quality loss.

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If you'd like a different version (e.g., grayscale for printing, different dates/languages), message me.