Arwad, Syria
Syria
Arwad, Syria connects to 2705 places across 8 topics through 46 Bunkabop connections, with history and religion forming the two largest clusters. The island city appears across connections about Phoenician city-states, early Christian councils, and ancient military campaigns. Under the Persians, Arwad formed a confederation with Sidon and Tyre, and its fleet later came under Alexander's command during the Siege of Tyre. Damascus, Aleppo, Jerusalem, Cyprus, and Rome all share strong overlaps with Arwad's connection set.
Tell Kazel
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Safita, Syria | Tartus Governorate
Athanasius
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Tartus, Syria | Sozopol
Arwad
Connects Arwad, Syria to: France | Syria | Cyprus | Damascus, Syria
Siege of Tyre (332 BC)
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Lebanon | Cyprus | Sidon, Lebanon | Byblos, Lebanon | Tyre, Lebanon
First Council of Constantinople
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Aleppo, Syria | Mersin, Turkey | Tartus, Syria | Daraa, Syria | Pomorie, Bulgaria
Constantine I (emperor)
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Aydın, Turkey | Tartus, Syria | Daruvar, Croatia | Minya, Egypt | Minya Governorate
Book of Ezekiel
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Israel | Jerusalem, Israel | Damascus, Syria | Aden, Yemen | Sidon, Lebanon
Assyrian conquest of Aram
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Israel | Turkey | Jordan | Iraq | Syria
Severus of Antioch
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Rome, Italy | Egypt | Jerusalem, Israel | Syria | Palestine
Jordan Valley
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Jerusalem, Israel | West Bank | Jericho, State of Palestine | Golan Heights | Kiryat Shmona, Israel
Marshal
Connects Arwad, Syria to: Fort Worth, Texas | Laramie, Wyoming | Ashland, Kentucky | Fredonia, Wisconsin | Karelia (historical province), Before 1812:Before 1809:
History of the Knights Templar
Connects Arwad, Syria to: London, England | Jerusalem, Israel | Cyprus | Armenia | Nova Scotia