Gardez, Afghanistan

Afghanistan

Gardez, Afghanistan shares 57 connections with 3064 other places across 11 topics, shaped most heavily by military conflict, government, and history. Its connections with the United States and Pakistan dominate the co-place network, reflecting the city's role in post-2001 warfare: Gardez was home to the Afghan Army's 3rd Corps, and January 2002 saw the first American combat death of the Afghanistan war occur there. The city's deeper history reaches back to Kharijite religious movements and 8th-century Islamic conversion under the Lawik rulers.

Nathan Chapman (soldier)

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Puyallup, Washington | South Hill, Washington

President of Afghanistan

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Panjshir Province | Paktia Province

Lawik dynasty

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Ghazni, Afghanistan | Hindu Shahis

Paktia Province

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Afghanistan | Paktia Province

Ya'qub ibn al-Layth al-Saffar

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Amol, Iran | Zaranj, Afghanistan | Hindu Shahis | Sajawand, Afghanistan

Deutsche Mark

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Montenegro | Saarland | Jevremovac | Parcice, Poland | Oos, Baden-Württemberg

May 2020 Afghanistan attacks

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Kandahar, Afghanistan | Farah, Afghanistan | Charikar, Afghanistan | Alishing District | Nadir Shah Kot District

Sulaiman Mountains

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Multan, Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Dera Ghazi Khan, Pakistan | Balochistan, Pakistan | Derajat

Hinduism in Afghanistan

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: India | Afghanistan | Delhi, India | Kabul, Afghanistan | Peshawar, Pakistan

Ghazni

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Afghanistan | Kandahar, Afghanistan | Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh | Balochistan, Pakistan | Ghazni Province

Afghan tribal revolts of 1944–1947

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: India | Cambridge, England | Afghanistan | Kabul, Afghanistan | Peshawar, Pakistan

National Islamic Movement of Afghanistan

Connects Gardez, Afghanistan to: Russia | Afghanistan | Kabul, Afghanistan | Uzbekistan | Kandahar, Afghanistan

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