List of state leaders in the 4th century
This is a list of state leaders in the 4th century (301–400) AD.
Africa: Northeast
- Kingdom of Aksum (complete list) –
- Kingdom of Kush (complete list) –
- Lakhideamani, King (4th century)
America: Mesoamerica
- Teotihuacan –
- Spearthrower Owl, Emperor (374–439)
- Tikal (complete list) –
- Sihyaj Chan K'awiil I, Ajaw (c.307)
- Unen Bahlam, Ajaw (c.317)
- K'inich Muwaan Jol, Ajaw (?–359)
- Chak Tok Ich'aak I, Ajaw (c.360–378)
- Yax Nuun Ahiin I, Ajaw (c.379–404)
Asia
Central Asia
- Rouran Khaganate (complete list) –
- Yujiulü Mugulü, Khan (4th century)
- Yujiulü Cheluhui, Khan (4th century)
- Yujiulü Tunugui, Khan (4th century)
- Yujiulü Bati, Khan (4th century)
- Yujiulü Disuyuan, Khan (4th century)
- Yujiulü Pihouba, Khan (4th century)
- Venheti, Khan (4th century)
- Yujiulü Mangeti, Khan (4th century)
- Yujiulü Heduohan, Khan (4th century)
East Asia
China
- Western Jin, China (complete list) –
- Eastern Jin, China (complete list) –
- Later Liang –
- Later Qin –
- Later Yan –
- Murong Chui, Emperor (384–396)
- Murong Bao, Emperor (396–398)
- Lan Han, Emperor (398)
- Murong Sheng, Emperor (398–401)
- Northern Liang –
- Duan Ye, Prince (397–401)
- Northern Wei –
- Emperor Daowu, Emperor (386–409)
- Southern Liang –
- Tufa Wugu, Prince (397–399)
- Tufa Lilugu, Prince (399–402)
- Western Liang –
- Li Gao, Prince (400–417)
- Western Qin –
- Qifu Gangui, Prince (388–400)
- Southern Yan –
- Murong De, Prince (398–405)
Japan
Korea
- Baekje (complete list) –
- Geumgwan Gaya (complete list) –
- Goguryeo (complete list) –
- Micheon, King (300–331)
- Gogug-won, King (331–371)
- Sosurim, King (371–384)
- Gogug-yang, King (384–391)
- Gwanggaeto, King (391–413)
- Silla (complete list) –
South Asia
India
- Western Ganga dynasty (complete list) –
- Konganivarman Madhava, King (350–370)
- Madhava, King (370–390)
- Harivarman, King (390–410)
- Gupta Empire (complete list) –
- Ghatotkacha, King (c.280–319)
- Chandragupta I, Emperor (c.320–335)
- Samudragupta, Emperor (c.335–375)
- Ramagupta, Emperor (c.375–380)
- Chandragupta II, Emperor (c.380–413/415)
- Western Satraps (complete list) –
- Vishwasen, King (294–304)
- Kushan Empire (complete list) –
- Vasudeva II, Ruler/Emperor (c.275–310)
- Chhu, Ruler/Emperor (c.310?–325?)
- Shaka I, Ruler/Emperor (c.325–345)
- Kipunada, Ruler/Emperor (c.345–375)
Sri Lanka
- Anuradhapura Kingdom (complete list) –
- Mahasena, King (277–304)
- Sirimeghavanna, King (304–332)
- Jettha Tissa II, King (332–341)
- Buddhadasa, King (341–370)
- Upatissa I, King (370–412)
West Asia
Persia
- Persia, Sassanid Dynasty (complete list) –
- Narseh, Shahanshah, King of Kings (293–302)
- Hormizd II, Shahanshah, King of Kings (302–309)
- Adur Narseh, Shahanshah, King of Kings (309)
- Shapur II, Shahanshah, King of Kings (309–379)
- Ardashir II, Shahanshah, King of Kings (379–383)
- Shapur III, Shahanshah, King of Kings (383–388)
- Bahram IV, Shahanshah, King of Kings (388–399)
- Yazdegerd I, Shahanshah, King of Kings (399–420)
Roman Asia
- Emperor in civil war (284–285)
- Sole Emperor (285–286)
- Eastern Emperor (286–305)
- Eastern Caesar (293–305)
- Eastern Emperor (305–311)
- Eastern Caesar (305–308)
- Eastern Emperor (310–312)
- Western Emperor (308–313)
- Eastern Emperor (313–324)
- Western Caesar (306–312)
- Western Emperor (312–324)
- Sole Emperor (324–337)
- Eastern Emperor (337–350)
- Sole Emperor (350–361)
- Western Emperor (355–361)
- Sole Emperor (361–363)
- Eastern Emperor (364–378)
- Eastern Emperor (379–392)
- Emperor (392–395)
- Junior Emperor (383–395)
- Eastern Emperor (395–408)
Europe
- Ireland (complete list) –
- These kings are generally though historical, but dates are uncertain and naming some High Kings may be anachronistic or inaccurate.
- Niall Noígíallach, High King (generally thought historical: 4th–5th century)
- Nath Í, High King (4th–5th century)
- Bosporan Kingdom (complete list) –
- Theothorses, client King under Rome (278–309)
- Rhescuporis VI, client King under Rome (303–342)
- Rhadamsades, client King under Rome (308–323)
- Vandals (complete list) –
- Roman Empire: West (complete list) –
- Caesar (285–286)
- Western Emperor (286–305)
- Western Caesar (293–305)
- Western Emperor (305–306)
- Western Caesar (305–306)
- Western Emperor, in civil war (306–307)
- Western Emperor (308–313)
- Eastern Emperor (313–324)
- Western Caesar (306–312)
- Western Emperor (312–324)
- Sole Emperor (324–337)
- Crispus, Caesar (317–326)
- Constantine II, Emperor of Gaul, Britannia, and Hispania (337–340)
- Constans I
- Emperor of Italy and Africa (337–340)
- Western Emperor (340–350)
- Eastern Emperor (337–350)
- Emperor (350–361)
- Magnentius, usurper Emperor (350–353)
- Decentius, usurper Caesar (350–353)
- Vetranio, Co-Emperor (350)
- Julian
- Western Emperor (355–361)
- Sole Emperor (361–363)
- Jovian, Sole Emperor (363–364)
- Valentinian I, Western Emperor (364–375)
- Gratian
- junior Western Emperor (367–375)
- Western Emperor (375–383)
- junior Western Emperor (375–383)
- Western Emperor (383–392)
- Magnus Maximus, usurper Emperor (383–388)
- Eugenius, Western Emperor (392–394)
- Theodosius I
- Eastern Emperor (379–392)
- Sole Emperor (392–395)
Eurasia: Caucasus
- Armenia: Arsacid dynasty (complete list) –
- Tiridates III, client King under Rome (287–330)
- Khosrov III, client King under Rome (330–339)
- Tiran VII, client King under Rome (339–c.350)
- Arsaces II (Arshak II), client King under Rome (c.350–368)
- Interregnum under Sasania
- Pap, client King under Rome (370–374)
- Varazdat, client King under Rome (374–378)
- Arsaces III (Arshak III), client King under Rome (378–387)
- Vologases III, client King under Rome, Co-Ruler (378–386)
- Khosrov IV, client King under Rome (387–389)
- Vramshapuh, client King under Rome (389–417)
- Caucasian Iberia (complete list) –
- Mirian III, King (284–361)
- Sauromaces II, King (361–363)
- Aspacures II, King (363–365)
- Mihrdat III, King (365–380)
- Aspacures III, King (380–394)
- Trdat, King (394–406)
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