Ajloun, Jordan
Jordan
Ajloun, Jordan connects to 3715 places across 13 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections. Military history, religion, the Ottoman Empire and natural events such as earthquakes all appear. Ajloun Castle is a 12th-century Muslim castle in northwestern Jordan. Izz al-Din Usama, a general in Saladin's army, renovated it as a fort in 1184. The Mongols captured it in 1260. The city shares many connections with Syria, Jordan and Israel. Others cover King Abdullah University Hospital, which serves the northern governorates.
Tell Mar Elias
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Al Hashimiyya, Jordan | Al Wahadinah, Jordan
Izz al-Din Usama
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Kufranjah, Jordan | Kawkab al-Hawa, Baysan
Mongol invasions of Syria
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Afrin, Syria | Salqin, Syria
Jordan Football Association
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Jordan | Amman, Jordan
King Abdullah University Hospital
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Jordan | Jerash, Jordan | Irbid, Jordan | Mafraq, Jordan
1927 Jericho earthquake
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Jericho, State of Palestine | Nablus, Palestine | Ramla, Israel | Reineh, Israel | Beit Wazan, State of Palestine
Galilee earthquake of 1837
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Bethlehem, Palestine | Safed, Israel | Deir al-Qamar, Lebanon | Rameh, Israel | Château Pèlerin, Haifa
castles in Jordan
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: California | Jordan | Florence, Italy | Syria | Aqaba, Jordan
University of Jordan
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: United States | London, England | Australia | Sydney, Australia | Jordan
Jordan University of Science and Technology
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: United States | United Kingdom | Italy | Toronto, Ontario | Israel
Irbid Governorate
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: Israel | Turkey | Jordan | Egypt | Iraq
Raynald of Châtillon
Connects Ajloun, Jordan to: France | Egypt | Hungary | Jerusalem, Israel | Syria