Amasya, Turkey
Turkey
Amasya, Turkey connects with 2577 places across 12 topics through 84 Bunkabop connections, with history topics making up the largest share. A central thread is the 1555 Treaty of Amasya, which split the Caucasus between the Ottoman and Safavid empires, linking it to Istanbul, Iran, and Armenia. Amasya Province was also the birthplace of Aşıkpaşazade, and produced Mahmut Demir, an Olympic, World and European wrestling champion.
Aşıkpaşazade
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Kosovo
Safavid Georgia
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Iran | Kartli, Georgia
Mahmut Demir
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Barcelona, Spain | Budapest, Hungary | Belarus
Hamit Kaplan
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Germany | Turkey | Karlsruhe, Germany
Chemins de fer Orientaux
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Paris, France | Turkey | Vienna, Austria | Istanbul, Turkey
Sabuncuoğlu Şerafeddin
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Poland | Istanbul, Turkey
Sultanate of Women
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Istanbul, Turkey | Trabzon, Turkey | Manisa, Turkey
Islam in Georgia (country)
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Turkey | Tbilisi, Georgia | Batumi, Georgia | Akhaltsikhe | Kobuleti, Georgia
Ottoman–Safavid War (1623–1639)
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Iraq | Iran | Armenia | Baghdad, Iraq | Kermanshah, Iran
Tahmasp I's Kakhetian and Kartlian campaigns
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Azerbaijan | Tabriz, Iran | Kartli, Georgia | Shahverdi, Iran | Nestan, Iran
Samsun Province
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Turkey | Samsun, Turkey | Tokat, Byzantine Empire | Mayıs, Azerbaijan | Bafra, Turkey
Amasya
Connects Amasya, Turkey to: Turkey | Armenia | Ankara, Turkey