Duchy of Jülich
Duchy of Jülich connects to 2337 places across 9 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, led by history and government. It lay west of the Rhine, around its capital Jülich, the former Roman Iuliacum. Its strongest overlaps are with Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. The 1614 Treaty of Xanten divided the duchies between Palatinate-Neuburg and Brandenburg. Military and nature topics, such as Napoleon and the Rhine, add further links.
Rur (river)
Lower Lorraine
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Antwerp, Belgium | Westphalia | Lubin, Poland
Charles Theodore, Elector of Bavaria
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Reipoltskirchen | Palatinate (region) | Upper Palatinate
Palatinate-Neuburg
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Upper Palatinate | Boekel, Netherlands | Ravenstein, Netherlands | Swabia (Bavaria)
Electorate of Cologne
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Saxony | North Rhine-Westphalia | Lower Saxony | Limburg (Netherlands) | Altenkirchen (district)
Johann von Werth
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Cologne, Germany | Luxembourg | Bavaria | Lorraine | Bohemia, Czech Republic
Duchy of Berg
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Vienna, Austria | Naples, Italy | Cologne, Germany | Bavaria | Brandenburg
Grand Duchy of Berg
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Germany | Holland | Naples, Italy | Bavaria | Dortmund, Germany
Germania Inferior
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Netherlands | The Hague, Netherlands | Flanders | North Rhine-Westphalia | South Holland
Battle of Worringen
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Cologne, Germany | Luxembourg | Lorraine | Nassau, The Bahamas | Aachen, Germany
département
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: Picardy | Luxembourg City, Luxembourg | Kingdom of Navarre | Hautes-Pyrénées | Jemappes, Belgium
Arenberg
Connects Duchy of Jülich to: France | Germany | Cologne, Germany | Luxembourg | Hanover, Germany