Guanting, Qinghai
Guanting, China
Guanting, Qinghai connects to 293 places across 4 topics through 10 Bunkabop connections, spanning archaeology, history, and government. The Lajia site in the town holds remains from the Qijia, Majiayao, and Xindian cultures, with artifacts from around 2000 BCE and a proposed link to the Xia dynasty. Local legend ties the town's name to the Three Kingdoms general Guan Yu, who passed through en route to Liu Bei's Shu Han kingdom, placing Guanting in a web of connections shared with places like Zhengzhou and Hanzhong.
Qijia culture
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: Tongwei County | Anding, Dingxi
Majiayao culture
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: Dahejia, Gansu | Wen County, Gansu | Anding, Dingxi | A'gan, Gansu
China proper
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: Beijing | Mongolia | Zhangye, Gansu | Yanji, Jilin
Shu Han
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: China | Zhejiang | Yunnan | Chengdu, Sichuan | Chongqing
Qinghai
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: Taiwan | Kashgar, Kashgar | Dunhuang, Gansu | Lanzhou, Gansu | Ningxia
Xia dynasty
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: China | Cambridge, England | The Roads | Zhejiang | Shandong
Guan Yu
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: California | China | Korea | Vietnam | Montreal, Quebec
Liu Bei
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: United States | China | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Beijing | Gao, Mali
Cao Cao
Connects Guanting, Qinghai to: China | Hong Kong | Beijing | Shanghai, East China | West Bank