Fort Kochi
India
Fort Kochi in Kerala, India, links to 2311 places across 11 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections. History leads, especially the Age of Discovery, followed by religion, government and nature. It shares many connections with India and Kochi, then Kozhikode and Portugal. The Portuguese held Fort Kochi until 1663, when the Dutch captured it and destroyed the Portuguese institutions. Chinese fishing nets on the waterfront, believed to be introduced by Chinese traders in the early 14th century, add a precolonial thread.
Daivajna Brahmin
Connects Fort Kochi to: Siddapura, India | Manki, India
Chinese fishing nets
Connects Fort Kochi to: Kodungallur, India | Karunagappalli, India | Kumbalangi
Portuguese East Indies
Connects Fort Kochi to: Bandra | Old Goa, India | Sandor, India
Fort Emmanuel
Connects Fort Kochi to: India | Portugal | Kochi, India
Kochi Municipal Corporation
Connects Fort Kochi to: Kochi, India | Ernakulam, India | Ravipuram | Poonithura | Ramanthuruth
Spirograph
Connects Fort Kochi to: United States | India | Vienna, Austria | Nuremberg, Germany | Kochi, India
Tripunithura
Connects Fort Kochi to: Ernakulam, India | Ernakulam district | Aluva, India | Thrippunithura, India | Mulanthuruthy
Latin Catholics of Malabar
Connects Fort Kochi to: India | Kochi, India | Kozhikode, India | Ernakulam, India | Kappad, India
John Abraham (director)
Connects Fort Kochi to: India | Pune, India | Kochi, India | Thiruvananthapuram, India | Kozhikode, India
Tourism in Kerala
Connects Fort Kochi to: India | Thrissur, India | Thalassery, India | Guruvayur, India | Aluva, India
Cochin Port
Connects Fort Kochi to: India | Suez, Egypt | Kochi, India | Thiruvananthapuram, India | Ernakulam, India
installation art
Connects Fort Kochi to: London, England | California | Germany | Chicago, Illinois | Japan