Jhelum District
Pakistan
Jhelum District, Pakistan connects to 2461 places across 14 topics through 57 Bunkabop connections, with history and religion forming the two dominant threads. The district sits within the former territory of the Sikh Empire; British forces annexed it after the Second Anglo-Sikh War of 1848-1849. Modern research places the site of Alexander the Great's battle against King Porus within Jhelum District. The Jhelum River, which drains the district's eastern slopes, ties it to a broad set of nature and military connections reaching Punjab, Pakistan and India.
Porus the Elder
Connects Jhelum District to: Jhelum, Pakistan | Poonch (town), India
Kallar Kahar
Connects Jhelum District to: Chakwal District | Punjdhera, Pakistan
Zamir Jaffri Cricket Stadium
Connects Jhelum District to: Jhelum, Pakistan | Jhelum Cantonment
Atif Tauqeer
Connects Jhelum District to: Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan | Bonn, Germany
Rawalpindi Division
Connects Jhelum District to: Mianwali District | Kohat Division | Mardan Division | Mianwali Division
Nanak Singh
Connects Jhelum District to: India | Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Amritsar, India | Jhelum, Pakistan
Awais Zia
Connects Jhelum District to: United States | Pakistan | Rawalpindi, Pakistan | Jhelum, Pakistan | Bhaun, Pakistan
Battle of the Hydaspes
Connects Jhelum District to: Punjab, Pakistan | Saadat Pur | Dalyala | Tank District | Sarai Alamgir Tehsil
Zamir Jafri
Connects Jhelum District to: India | Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | The Roads | Islamabad, Pakistan
Soan River
Connects Jhelum District to: Islamabad, Pakistan | Rawalpindi, Pakistan | Islamabad Capital Territory | Chak Beli Khan, Pakistan | Model Town Humak, Pakistan
Dina Tehsil
Connects Jhelum District to: Sanghoi, Pakistan | Chotala, Pakistan | Dhoke Jamarghal | Pandori, Pakistan | Pind Sawika, Pakistan
Muhammad Ali Mirza
Connects Jhelum District to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | Penal, Trinidad and Tobago | Karachi, Pakistan