Dazaifu, Japan
Dazaifu, Japan
Dazaifu, Japan links to 1868 other places across 8 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections, led by history. Under the Taiho Code of 701, it supervised Kyushu and received foreign emissaries. Its offices burned during Fujiwara no Sumitomo's rebellion in 941, and the region's political center later moved to Hakata. Other threads include the Man'yōshū, the Kyushu National Museum, and paddy fields. It shares many connections with Japan, Shimonoseki, and China.
Fujiwara no Sumitomo
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Uwajima, Japan | Yanagawa, Japan
Site of Tagajō
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Sendai, Japan | Tagajō, Japan
Yamato Kingship
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Japan | Kōchi Prefecture
Tōhoku
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Eniwa, Japan | Shimada, Japan | Yurihonjō, Japan | Nikaho, Japan
Ōuchi clan
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Shimonoseki, Japan | Ube, Japan | Yamaguchi (city), Japan | Kudamatsu, Japan
Kyushu National Museum
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Fukuoka, Japan | Kanazawa, Japan
market gardening
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Veneto | French Guiana | Worthing, England | Merlo Partido, Argentina | West Springfield, Massachusetts
Man'yōshū
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Japan | Virginia | Tokyo, Japan | Kyoto, Japan | Asuka, Japan
Daikokuten
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: India | Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Nepal
Fukuoka Domain
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Ashiya, Japan | Iizuka, Japan | Itoshima, Japan | Nakama, Japan | Miyawaka, Japan
Kyushu
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Korea | Fukuoka, Japan | Kagoshima, Japan | Okinawa Prefecture | Shimonoseki, Japan
Nihon Shoki
Connects Dazaifu, Japan to: Japan | Cambridge, England | Tokyo, Japan | British Columbia | Shimonoseki, Japan