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State leaders in the 12th century BC –
State leaders in the 10th century BC –
State leaders by year
This is a list of state leaders in the 11th century BC (1100–1001 BC).
Africa: Northeast
Egypt: New Kingdom
Egypt: Third Intermediate Period
Kush
- Kandake Makeda, King (c.1005–950 BC)
Asia
Asia: East
China
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Di Yi, King (c.1101–c.1076 BC)
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Zhou, King (c.1075–1046 BC)
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Wen, King (c.1099–c.1050 BC)
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Wu, King (c.1046–1043 BC)
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Dan, Regent, Duke (c.1042 BC)
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Cheng, King (c.1042–1021 BC)
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Kang, King (c.1020–996 BC)
Asia: Southeast
Vietnam
Asia: West
- Chronologies as established by
Albright
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Saul, King (1030–1010 BC)
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Ish-bosheth, King of northern Israel (c.1000 BC)
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David, King (1000–962 BC)
- Dynasty IV of Babylon, from
Isin
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Sien, King (c.1120–1100 BC)
- Humban-Numena II, King (early 11th century BC)
- Shutruk-Nahhunte II, King (mid-11th century BC)
- Shutur-Nahhunte I, King (mid-11th century BC)
Europe: Balkans
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Melanthus, King (1126–1089 BC) presumed legendary or semi-historical
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Codrus, King (1089–1068 BC) presumed legendary or semi-historical
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Medon, hereditary perpetual Archon (1068–1048 BC)
- Acastus, hereditary perpetual Archon (1048–1012 BC)
- Archippus, hereditary perpetual Archon (1012–993 BC)
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