- See also the preceding Category:8th century in Asia and the succeeding Category:10th century in Asia.
| The 9th century in Asia |
| The 800s — 801 • 802 • 803 • 804 • 805 • 806 • 807 • 808 • 809 • 810 |
| The 810s — 811 • 812 • 813 • 814 • 815 • 816 • 817 • 818 • 819 • 820 |
| The 820s — 821 • 822 • 823 • 824 • 825 • 826 • 827 • 828 • 829 • 830 |
| The 830s — 831 • 832 • 833 • 834 • 835 • 836 • 837 • 838 • 839 • 840 |
| The 840s — 841 • 842 • 843 • 844 • 845 • 846 • 847 • 848 • 849 • 850 |
| The 850s — 851 • 852 • 853 • 854 • 855 • 856 • 857 • 858 • 859 • 860 |
| The 860s — 861 • 862 • 863 • 864 • 865 • 866 • 867 • 868 • 869 • 870 |
| The 870s — 871 • 872 • 873 • 874 • 875 • 876 • 877 • 878 • 879 • 880 |
| The 880s — 881 • 882 • 883 • 884 • 885 • 886 • 887 • 888 • 889 • 890 |
| The 890s — 891 • 892 • 893 • 894 • 895 • 896 • 897 • 898 • 899 • 900 |
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