Fuchien Province, Republic of China
Republic of China
Fuchien Province, Republic of China shares 48 connections with 1579 other places across 7 topics, concentrated in history and government. The province is the ROC's administrative counterpart to mainland Fujian, and its connections trace a layered political record: Cold War-era military governance of its offshore islands, constitutional reforms in 1997 that downsized its provincial administration, and medieval history reaching back to the Kingdom of Min. Fujian and China are the most-shared co-connected places.
National Development Council (Taiwan)
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Pingtung County | Miaoli County
Fujian People's Government
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Fujian | Fuzhou, Fujian
Min (Ten Kingdoms)
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Fuzhou, Fujian | Gushi County
Ispah Rebellion
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Fujian | Quanzhou, Fujian
Treasure voyages
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Aden, Yemen | Fujian
Battle of Penghu
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Fujian | Tainan
New Taipei
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Taipei | Matsu Islands | Taiwan Province, People's Republic of China | Tucheng District
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Shandong | Handan, Hebei | Anqing, Anhui | Cangzhou, Hebei | Zhengding County
Western Jin dynasty
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Shandong | Fujian | Hebei | Shaodong, Hunan | Xihua County
Kinmen
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Fujian | Xiamen, Fujian | Quanzhou, Fujian | Penghu | Matsu Islands
Min River (Fujian)
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Fujian | Fuzhou, Fujian | Pucheng County, Fujian | Changle, Fuzhou | Minhou County
Matsu Islands
Connects Fuchien Province, Republic of China to: Fujian | Kinmen | Penghu | Keelung, (streamlined) | Fu'an, Fujian