Keelung, (streamlined)

Keelung, Taiwan connects to 2612 places across 18 topics through 130 Bunkabop connections, with history and military topics forming the largest share. The city's harbor, rebuilt by 1984 into one of the world's major container ports, anchors strong ties to Taiwan, China, and Japan. During the Sino-French War, Hakka and Aboriginal fighters used matchlock muskets in the Keelung Campaign. Government and transportation connections trace to Keelung's role as Taiwan's second largest port and its shift to direct Executive Yuan governance in 1998.