Danyang

City · c. 722–701 BCE · in Central Asia

Capital of Chu (722 BCE–701 BCE).

Catania (729 BCE): Capital of Kingdom of Sicily (1282–1384).
Ying (c. 701–224 BCE): Capital of Chu (701 BCE–224 BCE).
Konya (700 BCE): Capital of Sultanate of Rum (1098–1307), Beylik of Karaman (1305–1467).
Sardis (c. 700–546 BCE): Capital of Lydia (700 BCE–546 BCE).
Tengzhou (c. 750 BCE): Capital of Teng (750 BCE–451 BCE).
Fengtai County (c. 750 BCE): Capital of Cai (750 BCE–451 BCE).
Huaiyang District (c. 750 BCE): Capital of Chen (750 BCE–479 BCE).
Xincai County (c. 750 BCE): Capital of Cai (750 BCE–451 BCE).
Shangcai County (c. 750 BCE): Capital of Cai (750 BCE–451 BCE).
Aigai (750 BCE – 100 CE): Capital of Macedonian Empire (675 BCE–292 BCE).

Around the same time and place

Zhou dynasty (1,046–256 BCE): The longest-lasting Chinese dynasty, whose rulers claimed the Mandate of Heaven; real power declined after the move east in 771 BCE.
Spring and Autumn period (770–476 BCE): Era of the Eastern Zhou in which rival states jostled for hegemony, named after the chronicle of the state of Lu.
Huazhou District (c. 750 BCE): Capital of Zheng (750 BCE–375 BCE).
Zhaoge (c. 750 BCE): Capital of Wey (750 BCE–248 BCE).