Hamadan, Iran
Iran
Hamadan, Iran holds 140 Bunkabop connections with 1373 other places across 20 topics, with history forming the dominant thread. The bulk of those connections trace to regional neighbors, especially Iraq and Baghdad. Military history carries a notable share, including a decisive 1073 battle fought near the city. Religion and government topics add further depth, from Sufi scholarship to Qajar-era politics. Literature connections include the Persian Constitutional Revolution poet Mirzadeh Eshghi, who was born in the city.
Jameh Mosque of Hamadan
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Iran | Hamadan province
Aref Qazvini
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Berlin, Germany | Qazvin, Iran
Levon Davidian
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Iran | Tehran, Iran
Mostafa Mousavi Faraz
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Isfahan, Iran | Qom, Iran
Hanieh Tavassoli
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Iran | Tehran, Iran
Battle of Kerj Abu Dulaf
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Kerman, Iran
Mirzadeh Eshghi
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Iran | Istanbul, Turkey | Tehran, Iran
Yusuf Hamadani
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Baghdad, Iraq | Isfahan, Iran | Herat, Afghanistan | Bukhara, Uzbekistan
Ghiyath ad-Din Mas'ud
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Iraq | Azerbaijan | Baghdad, Iraq | Mosul, Iraq
Ghobad Shiva
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: France | New York City, New York | Iran | Tehran, Iran
Siege of Baghdad (1157)
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Iraq | Baghdad, Iraq | Damascus, Syria | Mosul, Iraq | Hillah, Iraq
Siege of Baghdad (812–813)
Connects Hamadan, Iran to: Iraq | Iran | Baghdad, Iraq | Shiraz, Iran