Gingee, India
India
Gingee, India connects to 3105 places across 10 topics through 45 Bunkabop connections, with history accounting for the bulk of them. The fort-town sits at the crossroads of Vijayanagara, Bijapur, Mughal, and European competition: in 1608 its Nayaka ruler granted the Dutch permission to build a fort at Devanampatnam, and by 1698 the Mughals had captured it and made it headquarters of the Carnatic. It shares many connections with nearby Tamil Nadu powers including Madurai and Vellore.
Arni (Lok Sabha constituency)
Connects Gingee, India to: Arani, India | Vandavasi, India
Turko-Persian
Connects Gingee, India to: Badami, India | Halebidu, India | Bankapura, India
Nayaka dynasties
Connects Gingee, India to: Thoothukudi, India | Carnatic Sultanate | Kanakagiri, India
Domestic worker
Connects Gingee, India to: Valledupar, Colombia | Toa Payoh, Singapore | Yên Mỹ district | Lingapalem Mandal
Gingee
Connects Gingee, India to: India | Mysore, India | Bijapur, India
Carnatic Sultanate
Connects Gingee, India to: Thoothukudi, India | Nellore district | Kotturpuram | Damalcheruvu, India
Fort St. David
Connects Gingee, India to: India | Chennai, India | Vijayanagara, India | Cuddalore, India
Nayaks of Gingee
Connects Gingee, India to: Vijayanagara, India | Vellore, India | Cuddalore, India | Three Hills, Alberta | Garh Mahal, Pakistan
Pudhumaipithan
Connects Gingee, India to: India | Chennai, India | Pune, India | Limerick, Ireland | Tirunelveli, India
Thanjavur Maratha kingdom
Connects Gingee, India to: India | East India | Madurai, India | Vijayanagara, India | Bijapur, India
Mahendravarman I
Connects Gingee, India to: India | Hyderabad, India | Trincomalee, Sri Lanka | Kanchipuram | Pallavaram
Tindivanam
Connects Gingee, India to: Arani, India | Tiruttani | Kalpakkam, India | Vandavasi, India | Brahmadesam, India