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CONCACAF Champions Cup

The **CONCACAF Champions Cup** is a 1st level North American football competition contested by CONCACAF clubs, the sport's North American governing body. The competition has been played annually since the inaugural tournament in 1962.

## Points system

**Champions:** 20

**Runners-up:** 15

**Semi-finals:** 10

**Quarter-finals:** 5

**Round of 16:** 2

**Round One:** 1

## See also

 CONCACAF League

 CONCACAF Cup Winners’ Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup
Cairo

## Ranking

 2
 3
 4
 5

## Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 16 (1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1993, 1996, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2020, 2021, 2023)

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 10 (1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2014, 2019)

 **CAF Super Cup:** 12 (1994, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2020, 2020, 2021)

Total: 38 titles
Czechia

The **Czechia national football team** is the national team of Czechia and is controlled by the Football Association of the Czech Republic.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 9

**Points:** 1025

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Slovakia

 Poland

 Austria
Costa Rica

The **Costa Rica national football team** is the national team of Costa Rica and is controlled by the Costa Rican Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 6

**Points:** 250

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 6 (1986, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2004, 2005)

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 3 (2018, 2019, 2020)

Total: 9 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 36º

**Points:** 24

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 2

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Honduras

 Panama

 Nicaragua
CONCACAF Cup Winners’ Cup

The **CONCACAF Cup Winners’ Cup** was a 2nd level North American football competition contested by CONCACAF clubs, the sport's North American governing body. The competition was played from 1991 to 1995. The 1992 edition was not held. Also, from 1996 to 1998, the tournament started but did not end, not counting for the Ranking therefore.

## Finalists

### By country

  El Salvador | 1
  Guatemala | 0
  Honduras | 0

## Points system

**Champions:** 6

**Runners-up:** 4

**Semi-finals:** 3

**Quarter-finals:** 1

## See also

 CONCACAF Champions Cup

 CONCACAF League

 FIFA Club World Cup
Cambodia

The **Cambodia national football team** is the national team of Cambodia and is controlled by the Football Federation of Cambodia.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 0

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Thailand

 Vietnam

 China
CAF

The **Confederation of African Football** (CAF) is the continental governing body of football in Africa and it is one of FIFA's six continental confederations.

## Championships

Africa has the following championships counting points through the rank:

**1st level:**  CAF Champions League (1965-)

**2nd level:**  African Cup Winners’ Cup (1975-2003);  CAF Confederation Cup (2004-)

**3rd level:**  CAF Cup (1992-2003);  African Football League (2024-)

**Supercup:**  CAF Super Cup (1993-)

## See also

 FIFA

 UEFA

 CONMEBOL
FIFA World Cup

The **FIFA World Cup** is an international football tournament contested by the men's national teams of the FIFA members, the sport's global governing body. The championship has been awarded every four years since the inaugural tournament in 1930, except in 1942 and 1946 when it was not held because of World War II.

## Points system

**Champions:** 400

**Runners-up:** 300

**Third-place:** 200

**Fourth-place:** 150

**Quarter-finals:** 100

**Round of 16:** 50

**Round of 32:** 25

**Group stage:** 12

## See also

 FIFA Club World Cup

 FIFA Intercontinental Cup

 FIFA Women's World Cup
Central African Republic

The **Central African Republic national football team** is the national team of Central African Republic and is controlled by the Central African Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Cameroon

Sudan
Cayman Islands

The **Cayman Islands national football team** is the national team of Cayman Islands and is controlled by the Cayman Islands Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

**CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CONMEBOL Recopa:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Jamaica

Cuba

Haiti
FIFA Club World Championship

The **FIFA Club World Championship** was an international club football tournament organized by FIFA, between the winners of the six continental confederations, as well as the host nation's league champions. The tournament was first contested in 2000, then, after a 4 years hiatus, was contested every year since 2005 until its last edition in 2023. It was succeeded by the FIFA Intercontinental Cup.

## Points system

**Champions:** 15

**Runners-up:** 11

**Third-place:** 7

**Fourth-place:** 5

**2nd round:** 3

**1st round:** 1

## See also

 FIFA Intercontinental Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup

 UEFA Champions League
Ecuador

The **Ecuador national football team** is the national team of Ecuador and is controlled by the Ecuadorian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 4

**Points:** 125

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONMEBOL Libertadores:** 1 (2008)

 **CONMEBOL Sudamericana (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 4 (2009, 2019, 2022, 2023)

 **CONMEBOL Recopa:** 3 (2009, 2010, 2023)

Total: 8 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 38º

**Points:** 12

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Colombia

 Peru

 Brazil
Estonia

The **Estonia national football team** is the national team of Estonia and is controlled by the Estonian Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 5

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**UEFA Champions League:** 0

**UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Latvia

Lithuania

Russia
Cyprus

The **Cyprus national football team** is the national team of Cyprus and is controlled by the Cyprus Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**UEFA Champions League:** 0

**UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Turkey

Lebanon

Israel
Finland

The **Finland national football team** is the national team of Finland and is controlled by the Football Association of Finland.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Sweden

 Norway

 Russia
Gambia

The **Gambia national football team** is the national team of Gambia and is controlled by the Gambia Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Senegal

Mauritania

Guinea-Bissau
Burundi

The **Burundi national football team** is the national team of Burundi and is controlled by the Football Federation of Burundi.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Rwanda

Tanzania

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Honduras

The **Honduras national football team** is the national team of Honduras and is controlled by the National Autonomous Federation of Football of Honduras.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

**Points:** 100

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 2 (1972, 1988)

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 2 (2017, 2022)

Total: 4 titles

## See also

 Costa Rica

 El Salvador

 Guatemala
India

The **India national football team** is the national team of India and is controlled by the All India Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 0

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Pakistan

 Bangladesh

 China
Latvia

The **Latvia national football team** is the national team of Latvia and is controlled by the Latvian Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**UEFA Champions League:** 0

**UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Lithuania

Estonia

Russia
Chile

The **Chile national football team** is the national team of Chile and is controlled by the Football Federation of Chile.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 9

**Points:** 650

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONMEBOL Libertadores:** 1 (1991)

 **CONMEBOL Sudamericana (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (2011)

 **CONMEBOL Recopa:** 1 (1992)

Total: 3 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 29º

**Points:** 37

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 1

## See also

 Peru

 Argentina

 Uruguay
Dominican Republic

The **Dominican Republic national football team** is the national team of Dominican Republic and is controlled by the Dominican Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 4

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Haiti

 Puerto Rico

 Cuba
Liberia

The **Liberia national football team** is the national team of Liberia and is controlled by the Liberia Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Ivory Coast

Guinea

Sierra Leone
Canada

The **Canada national football team** is the national team of Canada and is controlled by the Canadian Soccer Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 2

**Points:** 50

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4
 5
 6

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 8º

**Points:** 712

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 8

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 4

Finals

**Champions:** 1 (2020)

## See also

 United States

 Mexico

 Russia
CONMEBOL

The **South American Football Confederation** (**CONMEBOL**) is the continental governing body of football in South America and it is one of FIFA's six continental confederations.

## Championships

South America has the following championships counting points through the rank:

**1st level:**  CONMEBOL Libertadores (1960-)

**2nd level:**  Copa Ganadores de Copa (1970);  Supercopa Libertadores (1988-1997);  Copa Mercosur (1998-2001);  CONMEBOL Sudamericana (2002-)

**3rd level:**  Copa CONMEBOL (1992-1999);  Copa Merconorte (1998-2001)

**Supercup:**  CONMEBOL Recopa (1989-)

## See also

 FIFA

 UEFA

 CONCACAF
Egypt

The **Egypt national football team** is the national team of Egypt and is controlled by the Egyptian Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

**Points:** 100

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 17 (1969, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1993, 1996, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2020, 2021, 2023)

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 10 (1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2014, 2019)

 **CAF Super Cup:** 12 (1994, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2020, 2020, 2021)

Total: 39 titles

## See also

 Algeria

 Libya

 Sudan
Libya

The **Libya national football team** is the national team of Libya and is controlled by the Libyan Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 0

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Egypt

 Algeria

 Tunisia
French Guiana

The **French Guiana national football team** is the national team of French Guiana and is controlled by the Ligue de Football de la Guyane.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Suriname

 Guyana

 Brazil
Kyrgyzstan

The **Kyrgyzstan national football team** is the national team of Kyrgyzstan and is controlled by the Kyrgyz Football Union.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**AFC Champions League:** 0

**AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 2 (2006, 2007)

**Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 2 titles

## See also

Tajikistan

Uzbekistan

China
Hong Kong

The **Hong Kong national football team** is the national team of Hong Kong and is controlled by the Hong Kong Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**AFC Champions League:** 0

**AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

China

Macau

Chinese Taipei
Indonesia

The **Indonesia national football team** is the national team of Indonesia and is controlled by the Football Association of Indonesia.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 50

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 0

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Thailand

 Malaysia

 Philippines
Gabon

The **Gabon national football team** is the national team of Gabon and is controlled by the Gabonese Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Congo

Cameroon

Democratic Republic of the Congo
Ivory Coast

The **Ivory Coast national football team** is the national team of Ivory Coast and is controlled by the Ivorian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

**Points:** 75

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 2 (1966, 1998)

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 3 (1992, 1993, 1999)

 **CAF Super Cup:** 2 (1993, 1999)

Total: 7 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 38º

**Points:** 12

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Ghana

 Nigeria

 Senegal
Cuba

The **Cuba national football team** is the national team of Cuba and is controlled by the National Autonomous Football Association of Cuba.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 100

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 United States

 Mexico

 Jamaica
Guinea

The **Guinea national football team** is the national team of Guinea and is controlled by the Guinean Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 3 (1972, 1975, 1977)

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (1978)

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 4 titles

## See also

Mali

Ivory Coast

Senegal
Ireland

The **Ireland national football team** is the national team of Ireland and is controlled by the Football Association of Ireland.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

**Points:** 200

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 38º

**Points:** 12

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Northern Ireland

 England

 Wales
Ghana

The **Ghana national football team** is the national team of Ghana and is controlled by the Ghana Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 4

**Points:** 200

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 3 (1970, 1983, 2000)

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (2004)

 **CAF Super Cup:** 1 (2001)

Total: 5 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 24º

**Points:** 75

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Ivory Coast

 Togo

 Nigeria
Guinea-Bissau

The **Guinea-Bissau national football team** is the national team of Guinea-Bissau and is controlled by the Football Federation of Guinea-Bissau.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 4

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 0

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Cape Verde

 Guinea

 Senegal
Italy

The **Italy national football team** is the national team of Italy and is controlled by the Italian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 18

**Points:** 3100

### Finals

**Champions:** 4 (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006)

Runners-up: 2 (1970, 1994)

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 9 (1964, 1965, 1969, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1996, 2007, 2010)

 **UEFA Champions League:** 12 (1963, 1964, 1965, 1969, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1996, 2003, 2007, 2010)

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 17 (1961, 1968, 1973, 1977, 1984, 1989, 1990, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 1999, 2022)

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 9 (1984, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007)

Total: 47 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 19º

**Points:** 137

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 4

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Germany

 France

 England
Liechtenstein

The **Liechtenstein national football team** is the national team of Liechtenstein and is controlled by the Liechtenstein Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Switzerland

 Austria

 Germany
Jamaica

The **Jamaica national football team** is the national team of Jamaica and is controlled by the Jamaica Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 25

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 29º

**Points:** 37

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 2

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Haiti

 United States

 Brazil
Haiti

The **Haiti national football team** is the national team of Haiti and is controlled by the Haitian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 50

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 2 (1963, 1984)

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 2 titles

## See also

 Dominican Republic

 Puerto Rico

 Brazil
Lesotho

The **Lesotho national football team** is the national team of Lesotho and is controlled by the Lesotho Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

South Africa

Eswatini

Botswana
Guatemala

The **Guatemala national football team** is the national team of Guatemala and is controlled by the National Football Federation of Guatemala.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 2 (1974, 1978)

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (2021)

Total: 3 titles

## See also

 Honduras

 El Salvador

 Mexico
Jordan

The **Jordan national football team** is the national team of Jordan and is controlled by the Jordan Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**AFC Champions League:** 0

**AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 3 (2005, 2006, 2007)

**Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 3 titles

## See also

Palestine

Israel

Syria
Guadeloupe

The **Guadeloupe national football team** is the national team of Guadeloupe and is controlled by the Guadeloupean League of Football.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Saint Kitts and Nevis

 Saint Lucia

 Martinique
Georgia

The **Georgia national football team** is the national team of Georgia and is controlled by the Georgian Football Federation.

## National Team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**UEFA Champions League:** 0

**UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (1981)

**UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 1 titles

## See also

Russia

Armenia

Azerbaijan
Kenya

The **Kenya national football team** is the national team of Kenya and is controlled by the Football Kenya Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (1987)

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 1 title

## See also

Ethiopia

Somalia

Tanzania
Lithuania

The **Lithuania national football team** is the national team of Lithuania and is controlled by the Lithuanian Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**UEFA Champions League:** 0

**UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Latvia

Estonia

Russia
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Guyana

The **Guyana national football team** is the national team of Guyana and is controlled by the Guyana Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Suriname

 French Guiana

 Brazil
Israel

The **Israel national football team** is the national team of Israel and is controlled by the Israel Football Association. It was member of the AFC from 1954 until 1974, when was expelled due to political pressure and became a full UEFA member in 1994.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 50

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

At AFC:

 **AFC Champions League:** 3 (1967, 1969, 1971)

## See also

 Palestine

 Lebanon

 Iraq
France

The **France national football team** is the national team of France and is controlled by the French Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 16

**Points:** 2450

### Finals

**Champions:** 2 (1998, 2018)

Runners-up: 2 (2006, 2022)

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 1 (1993)

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (1996)

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 2 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 11º

**Points:** 375

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 5

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 2

## See also

 England

 Italy

 Germany
Greece

The **Greece national football team** is the national team of Greece and is controlled by the Hellenic Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

**Points:** 100

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 32º

**Points:** 25

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 1

## See also

 Turkey

 Bulgaria

 Serbia
Germany

The **Germany national football team** is the national team of Germany and is controlled by the German Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 20

**Points:** 4250

### Finals

**Champions:** 4 (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014)

Runners-up: 4 (1966, 1982, 1986, 2002)

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 5 (1976, 1997, 2001, 2013, 2020)

 **UEFA Champions League:** 8 (1974, 1975, 1976, 1983, 1997, 2001, 2013, 2020)

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 12 (1966, 1967, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1988, 1992, 1996, 1997, 2022)

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 2 (2013, 2020)

Total: 27 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 2º

**Points:** 1412

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 9

Finals

**Champions:** 2 (2003, 2007)

Runners-up: 1 (1995)

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 5

Finals

**Champions:** 1 (2016)

## See also

 Italy

 France

 England
Japan

The **Japan national football team** is the national team of Japan and is controlled by the Japan Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 7

**Points:** 275

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 8 (1986, 1987, 1999, 2007, 2008, 2017, 2018, 2022)

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 5 (1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 2000)

 **Asian Super Cup:** 2 (1995, 1999)

Total: 15 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 6º

**Points:** 950

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 9

Finals

**Champions:** 1 (2011)

Runners-up: 1 (2015)

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 5

Finals

Runners-up: 1 (2012)

## See also

 South Korea

 China

 Australia
Hungary

The **Hungary national football team** is the national team of Hungary and is controlled by the Hungarian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 9

**Points:** 1075

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Austria

 Romania

 Germany
Federação Franco-Italiana

A Federação Franco-Italiana é um pais na Europa Ocidental mas com Territórios espalhados por todo mundo, são a 3º Maior Economia Mundial, 4º Maior Força Armada e 3º Maior Potência Mundial. Foi formada em 1835 com um golpe de estado ao Império Francês. Eles possuiem 4 parlamentos, um Federal e 3 das principais Regiões (França, Itália, Valónia/Flandres/Luxemburgo).

Atualmente o seu lider é Jean Pontoise, um ex-general da Guarda Franco-Italiana que abandonou o cargo para assumir o cargo de Presidente Nacional por ter sido apontado pelo seu antecessor Raul Marc.

## História

Após a queda do Império Romano, os Povos Francos invadiram a região da França e formaram o Reino Franco e os Povos Ostrogodos invadiram a Áustria e a Itália. Os Ostrogodos mais tarde foram invadidos pelo Império Helénico-Bizantino, mas não contentes, uma tribo do norte da Itália expulsou os Bizantinos de grande parte da Itália e formou o Reino Lombardo. O Reino Franco expandiu-se bastante em direção ás tribos Germânicas mas com a morte de Pepino o Breve da França o Reino foi dividido pelos 2 filhos dele. Após isso Carlos Magno fundiu os dois Reinos denovo num só após a morte precoce do seu irmão e casou-se com Gerberga da Lombardia. Após a morte do pai de Gerberga da Lombardia ela assumiu o poder, durante um período de 1 ano para acalmar os itálicos de terem um Rei franco, ela viveu na Lombardia a comandar o seu reino, mas depois os dois reinos foram unidos no Império Franco-Lombardo. Carlos Magno expandiu o seu império bastante longe, mas para evitar uma queda ele teve que dar independência como vassalos a alguns territórios, mesmo assim eles faziam parte do império apesar de terem uma alta autonomia e serem semi-independentes.

Com a morte de Carlos Magno o Império foi dividido entre os 4 filhos, 1 deles ficou com a França Oriental e formou o Reino da Germânia, outro formou o Reino da Itália mas mais tarde foi anexado pelo reino da Germânia formando o Sacro Império Romano-Germânico, outro foi dividido entre o SIRG e a França Ocidental e o Rei da França Ocidental nomeou-se Rei da França após não haver mais franças.

Durante vários séculos os franceses viviam a atacar os estados semi-independentes do SIRG para ganhar mais territórios.

Eles, após a descoberta da américa estabeleceram lá grandes colónias.

Ocorreu a Revolução Francesa, depois formou-se o Império Francês após o fim do SIRG, e depois houve o Golpe de Estado que instaurou um regime ditatorial que continua até hoje mas que desenvolveu bastante o pais.

Eles apesar de vários problemas com a Alemanha, hoje são os maiores aliado apesar de terem governos opostos (um comunista outro ditatorial) e ambos tiveram bastantes colónias e foram grandes império coloniais e rivais dos britânicos.
Império Aquemênida

O Império Aquemênida foi um dos vários impérios persas e foi o maior deles todos. Devido a problemas com outras etnias ele criou vários estados livres para várias etnias que ainda faziam parte do império no entanto tinham uma elevada autonomia.

## História

O Império Aquemênida foi declarado após a guerra do peloponeso, onde com a desculpa de ajudar os Espartanos eles invadiram a Anatólia e ainda uma parte dos Balcãs, no entanto eles só deveriam anexar uma parte da Anatólia, no entanto eles anexaram todos os territórios que ocuparam e devido ás suas conquistas, extenção e várias culturas diferentes eles receberem o titulo de império.

No entanto Alexandre, o grande junto da sua Grécia unificada expulsaram, destruiram e anexaram o império assim recebendo o titulo de Império da Macedónia.

Escuro: Império antes do seu fim
Médio: Império na sua maior extensão
Claro: Vassalos do império durante a sua maior extensão.
Kazakhstan

The **Kazakhstan national football team** is the national team of Kazakhstan and is controlled by the Football Federation of Kazakhstan.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**UEFA Champions League:** 0

**UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Russia

China

Uzbekistan
Iraq

The **Iraq national football team** is the national team of Iraq and is controlled by the Iraq Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 25

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 0

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 3 (2016, 2017, 2018)

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 3 titles

## See also

 Syria

 Iran

 Saudi Arabia
Bandeira da Florida

A Bandeira da Florida possui um losango amarelo que divide a bandeira em 4 triângulos. Os triângulos correspondem ás capitanias que dividem o pais desda era colonial e o losango representa a união deles num só. A cor vermelha em 2 losangos significa a Espanha e a cultura espanhola que é a maioria em duas das capitanias e foi a que colonizou o local. Os dois losangos azuis significam o golfo do México e o oceano Atlântico pois a península é a ligação norte entre o Atlântico e o Golfo. As duas flores de liz simbolizam os franceses a maioria nas duas províncias norte e a cultura e etnia secundária do pais. Elas ficam localizadas no azul não por referencia á casa de Orleães mas sim porque não faria sentido colocar o simbolismo da França no mesmo local que simboliza a Espanha.
Kuwait

The **Kuwait national football team** is the national team of Kuwait and is controlled by the Kuwait Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 50

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4
 5

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 0

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 4 (2009, 2012, 2013, 2014)

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 4 titles

## See also

 Iraq

 Saudi Arabia

 Iran
Josh-Somalian War

The Joshinstreet Somalian war was widely considered one of the first Proxy Wars of the Second Cold War. It begun on the 21st of April, 2070 when Dima Smirnov issued a declaration of war, Dima was not expecting Somalia to have been armed up, with weapons, soldiers and boats. A group of Marines were sent through multiple ways, standard Joshinstreetian marines took the Somalian island of Socotra, which was desolate and had no sort of hostile soldiers on it. Joshinstreet used this for a forward base and from their a similar action from 1945 happened, Joshinstreet stormed the beaches of Bereeda, not even getting which was packed with poorly trained Somalians, some soldiers even report that they saw plasma weaponry explode and go off, though no one got hurt by it. It was reckoned that Charkao gave Somalia economic support along with volunteers. Joshinstreets raiding the beaches were met by mostly Somalian soldiers, though Charkaonese elites were there. They pushed through the beaches of Bereeda and set up a rally point around it, defending against any attacks. With only 230 deaths on the Joshinstreetian side and over 1,000 deaths for the Somalians, with around 35 Charkaonese dead. Dima also made sure that the Charkaonese would pay for interfering with Joshinstreetian wars, bombings three ships delivering plasma to China which caused a chain reaction, destroying two others, causing 63 deaths.

China send over at least 30,000 spare troops due to their unethical ways of war. Zaktopian sent over around 5,001 troops to aid Joshinstreet volunteer and economical support. Somalia was currently being bombarded by napalm bombs and Charkaonese special forces raiding small outposts. There was also an incident that caused over 100 deaths in Mogadishu when a Charkaonese carrier boat went was hijacked near the Suez Canal, it was a fleet of ships with around over 15000 pounds of raw plasma that was crashed by Somalian pirates into the capital in Mogadishu. The docks of Mogadishu were destroyed by the explosion killing 200 people and critically injuring a further 720 and making it a human crisis and officially making Somalia into a ridden warzone. The Somalians mistaken it to Joshinstreet due to their stereotypical upbringing of thinking that Joshinstreet is a really poor country that's a wasteland with nothing in it except a desert.

After the Villa Somalia was destroyed Joshish bombings, the president was forced to flee Mogadishu and relocate somewhere else, Joshinstreet flew over Mogadishu with fighter jets, and assault helicopters. They carpet bombed the rubble of Mogadishu and the remains of the city to find the president. He was found in Goof Gaduud and was later executed.

Somalia officially surrendered on the 12th of February 2072, just a month before World War 4 began. Somalia's population was reduced from 19 million to at least 15 million and decreasing due to the amounts of deaths and refugees fleeing war to other countries. It is estimated that over 4 million refugees have fled to other countries such as Kenya, while Ethiopia are currently experiencing a refugee crisis.
The Charkaonese Progression Party

**The Charkaonese Progression Party**, also known as the **CPP**, is a political party founded by Char Ko and Karl Penzao Spitzer on March 4th 2071. It quickly became the enemy to Yin Bi's Charkaonese Republican Party. The Party has a legal militia on hand in defense in case the current party in power try to eliminate the CPP's chance at election via foul play. The paramilitary is called the CPA, standing for Charkaonese Progression Army. The party plans on winning the 2076 election to get a new Saigo Lingdao and reform the government back to Progressivist Charkao. Char Ko also plans on becoming Emperor again if they win. The party played a vital role in World War 4, causing distrust among the government and causing many government officials to be killed. Although Karl Penzao Spitzer was killed, the party got the most wins in the series of conflicts throughout the country. The CPA was also great enemies with Yin Bi's police force that are commonly known as the Reformers. The CPP became great allies with Charkcity and helped them in the attempted Liberation of Markborough. Its weapons were supplied by Ko Industries and when the company was devastated by Bloody Friday, the CPA suffered great losses and temporarily dropped out of World War 4.
Bosses

there are 6 bosses each strong

defender: the weakest it is a triangle and has a trapper turret on each side and a auto turret in each corner

elite destroyer:it is a crasher but with a triplet auto turret on top and destroyer barrel on each side

elite sprayer:it is a crasher but with a sprayer auto turret on each side

elite gunner:it is a crasher but with a auto turret on 2 of the sides each auto turret has 2 gunner barrels + 1 pillbox launcher on the other side

guardian:it is a crasher but with a crasher launcher

summoner:it is a square but with 4 square drone launchers
Gamemodes

FFA Maze:a maze in ffa

TDM Maze (normal):a maze in 4tdm

Sandbox:a ffa in a small arena and different polygon rarity

Performance Test:a ffa but in a maze also has a bunch of tanks gone

Humans vs Zombies vs tanks (normal): a ffa but only three tiers and a maze

Removed gamemodes

Tdm normal: 2tdm it also was a event

Tdm maze (event):2tdm in a maze also got replaced by the normal version

Humans vs Zombies vs Tanks (event):open 3tdm in a maze 3 teams and tiers got replaced by normal version

Mega Sandbox: a giant sandbox teaming is banned no score thief first to 1.5m wins and gets a special role on arras.cc and arras.cc fantasy server (discord) got replaced by sandbox

Trivia: all the events got removed all the removed are events,humans vs zombies turned from open 3tdm to ffa,tdm maze tdm turned from 2tdm to 4tdm.
Intercontinental Cup

The **Intercontinental Cup** was an international club football tournament organized by UEFA and CONMEBOL, between the winners of the two continental confederations. In 2017 FIFA oficially considered its champions as world champions. The tournament was first contested in 1960 and for the last time in 2004. It was succeeded by the FIFA Club World Championship.

## Points system

**Champions:** 15

**Runners-up:** 7

## See also

 FIFA Intercontinental Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup

 UEFA Champions League
Império de Cartago

O Império Cartageno ou Império de Cartago foi um império originado na Tunísia por um grande comerciante do vilarejo de Cartago.

# História

Ele, Albo I, expandiu o império pela Tunísia e norte de África criando várias cidades com o propósito comercial, o Império, antes de o ser, era chamado mais comummente de Reis do Comercio, isto tudo pois o motivo da expansão de Cartago era simplesmente para a obtenção de recursos para a produção do império e para após a fabricação de produtos em massa, a vende de produtos internamente mas principalmente para outras nações. Eles produziam desde roupa a armaduras, desde decorações a espadas e desde miniaturas a estruturas colossais. O titulo de império veio após a expansão para as ilhas mediterrâneas e a Península Ibérica, o que se deu a criação das colónias Cartaginesas.

O Titulo de império caiu junto com eles, pois após as Guerra Púnicas, com a derrota de Cartago, Cartago foi anexado e o titulo de Império passou para Roma.
Super 90

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Battle of Oroji

The Battle of Oroji was the final battle during the Joshish Invasion and resulted in the retreat of Jyshinstrykt forces from the Oroji Empire. The battle began in May 884 and ended two months later. It was a decisive victory for the Oroji Empire and the Dabatoid Rebels and included the death of King Varin of Jyshinstrykt.

The Oroji Empire had been significantly reduced in size and power after the second attempt at invasion by Jyshinstrykt in 815 and most of their land was outside their core Zaktopian tribe-land. There were many Dabatoid Rebel groups and fyrds fighting in the taken land but Chieftain Nala was reluctant on siding with their old enemies until things got dire and it seemed like the Oroji Empire was coming to an end. Nala began funding the rebel groups with resources and weaponry and waited until a crack in Viking control of the land would show. Eventually the crack became apparent in early 884 when three of the rebel groups managed to take control of a city each and keep the Jyshins out for a long period of time. The Oroji Empire took their chances and began invading from the eastern front while the rebels distracted Varin on the western front. The Oroji Empire even managed to send soldiers up through the land from the Zimbatomias, splitting

## Battle of Oroji

### Factions

Oroji Empire, Kingdom of Jyshinstrykt, Dabatoid Rebel Groups

### Leaders

King Varin (Jyshinstrykt)Chieftain Nala (Oroji Empire)

### Territorial changes

Oroji Empire retakes former land

Jysh controlled land in two. The city of Oroji was then taken and without a core and a bridge between the two cut off regions, defeat became a likely possibility for Jyshinstrykt. The Eastern front was completely taken back by the Oroji Empire while the western front was being closed in on. Eventually King Varin demanded a parlay but backstabbed Chieftain Nala attempting to kill him. This plan backfired, resulting in the escape of death by Nala and the decapitation of Varin Svaansson by retaliating Oroji soldiers. A retreat was ordered by Jyshistrykt and Varin's younger brother, Valborg was killed, further warranting their retreatment.
The Great Famine of East Zaktopia

The Great Famine of East Zaktopia was a mass famine in what is now Eastern Zaktopia, Greybarrow, Emoville, Buena Park and Zagebridge. This led to mass emigration to the west, creating the western Zaktopian population clusters seen today. This famine is the reason, along with the climate, that East Zaktopia is so sparsely populated when compared to the west of the country.

## Summary

The famine began in the year 1578 when there was an unusually long dry season in the region. This region, which was rural at the time, was very reliant on cattle to feed them through dairy farming and selling the dairy products to buy food shipped from the west. When the dry season began, most families had water reserves so they did not die of thirst. However, when the dry season lasted longer than anticipated, the Zaktopians realised that they could no longer feed themselves and their cattle with their dwindling water reserves. Reservoirs in towns were prohibited to be drank from by cattle. As a result, the cattle died of thirst. This had grave consequences for the Eastern Oroji Empire Citizens, without their main food and income source, they could no longer buy food and they had little to no food left.

At the time, The Oroji Empire was divided into many provinces, each with their own governor, so a collective solution for all their problems wasn’t an option at first. Without a joint effort, the Oroji citizens began to migrate either southerly, into Joshinstreet and Dadbeach, westerly into the more hospitable side of Zaktopia, or they fled north on ships to Japan and China. Most who stayed died, although some lucky families survived, however, the ones that were left were poor, hungry and some without land. The famine ended in 1580 when the provinces set up farms in every town where everybody went to collect their food free of charge. 1.9 million people died in the famine while a further 4.8 million migrated. This is widely considered one of the greatest tragedies in Zedician history.
Império do Egito

O Império do Egito foi formado após a Guerra da Nubia, com a vitória egipcia e derrota das tribos Nubias (Extremo Norte do Sudão) e a sua anexação.

O Império foi formado por Amon Lilaris, faraó do Reino do Egito, ele ficou conhecido como Amon, o Expansionista, isto tudo pois ele expandiu bastante as fronteiras do seu império e construí-o diversas cidades fora da crescente fértil do rio Nilo, sendo uma inovação para os africanos da época pois a maior parte vivia nas bacias hidrografias do Nilo.

Em sua honra foi fundada a cidade de Amónia-Etanatom, para honrar ele e o seu filho herdeiro ao trono Etanatom.

O Império após a sua expansão pela África também dominou partes do oriente médio dos Sumérios.

O Império teve a sua queda após Johed, o Traidor (Johed Lilaris) perder a guerra contra o Império Persa que após vencer o Império destronou-os do cargo de imperadores deixando a vaga em aberto.

Johed ficou na falência após gastar grande parte de seu dinheiro da guerra e por isso vendeu várias terras a sacerdotes e concedeu semi-independência a vários de seus vassalos em troca de dinheiro. Após isso ele cometeu suicidio sem deixar herdeiros deixando o pais sem sucessor o que ainda quebrou mais o Egito que jamais recuperaria o titulo de "império".

.

Escuro: Territórios no Fim do Império

Médio: Extensão máxima do império

Claro: Vassalos durante a extensão máxima do império