Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
The Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia holds 44 Bunkabop connections across 2893 places and 7 topics, with history making up half the total. Egypt, Rome, and Syria share the most overlap with the kingdom, each tied at the top. The kingdom served as a Crusader ally along the Eastern Mediterranean coast, moving its capital from Tarsus to Sis, and its religious weight is anchored by the transfer of the Catholicos of the Armenian Apostolic Church seat to the region.
Sis (ancient city)
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Yerevan, Armenia | Armavir Province
Catholicos
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Armenia | Kottayam district
al-Ashraf Khalil
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Beirut, Lebanon | Rashidieh, Lebanon | Furqlus, Syria | Château Pèlerin, Haifa | Aabey, Lebanon
Kahramanmaraş
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Yerevan, Armenia | Adana, Turkey | Gaziantep, Turkey | Mediterranean region, Turkey | Nork-Marash District
Konya
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Ankara, Turkey | Adana, Turkey | Cappadocia | Torrance, California | Central Anatolia region
Cappadocia
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Ankara, Turkey | Cilicia | Kayseri, Turkey | Samsun, Turkey | Malatya, Turkey
Tigranes the Great
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Rome, Italy | Syria | Armenia | Beirut, Lebanon | Yerevan, Armenia
Eastern Roman Empire
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Rome, Italy | Athens, Greece | Morocco | Beirut, Lebanon | Tuscany
Godfrey of Bouillon
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: France | Italy | Spain | Cambridge, England | Rome, Italy
Baldwin I of Jerusalem
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: France | Jordan | Egypt | Montreal, Quebec | Venice, Italy
House of Lusignan
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: France | Germany | Paris, France | Oxford, England | Russia
Mamluk Sultanate (Cairo)
Connects Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia to: Suez, Egypt | Haifa, Israel | Aleppo, Syria | Nazareth, Israel | Bethany, Palestine