The Ten Nations, Ten Toes, or Ten Horns Chart

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486 AD

  1. Anglo-Saxons
  2. Bretons
  3. Franks
  4. Burgundians
  5. Alemanni
  6. Visigothes
  7. Suevi
  8. Bandals
  9. Italy
  10. Basques

526-600 AD

  1. Anglo-Saxons
  2. Welsh
  3. Franks
  4. Burgundians
  5. Ostrogoths
  6. Visigoths
  7. Suevi
  8. Vandals
  9. Alemanni
  10. Basques

814 AD

  1. Northum’land
  2. Danes
  3. Mercia
  4. Wessex
  5. N. Wales
  6. Galmorgan
  7. Bretons
  8. Carolingian Empire
  9. Asturias
  10. Benevento

About 1000 AD

  1. England
  2. Wales
  3. France
  4. Burgundy
  5. Venice
  6. Leon
  7. Navarre
  8. Ribagorza
  9. Barcelona

About 1190 AD

  1. England
  2. Wales
  3. France
  4. Veenice
  5. The 2 Sicilies
  6. Leon 
  7. Navarre
  8. Castile
  9. Aragon
  10. Portugal

About 1097 AD

  1. England
  2. Wales
  3. France
  4. Venice
  5. Norman S. Italy
  6. Leon
  7. Navarre
  8. Castile
  9. Aragon
  10. Catalonia

1360-1400 AD

  1. England
  2. Netherlands
  3. France
  4. Naples
  5. Castile
  6. Navarre
  7. Aragon
  8. Portugal

1490 AD

  1. England
  2. France
  3. Venice
  4. Naples
  5. Castile
  6. Navarre
  7. Portugal
  8. Genoa
  9. Florence Sienna
  10. Sienna

About 1740 AD

  1. United Kingdom
  2. Netherlands
  3. France
  4. Switzerland
  5. Spain
  6. Portugal
  7. Sardinia
  8. Modena
  9. Parima
  10. The 2 Sicilies

1871-2000 AD

  1. United Kingdom
  2. Netherlands
  3. Belgium
  4. Luxembourg
  5. France
  6. Switzerland
  7. Spain
  8. Portugal
  9. Italy
  10. Austria

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