Khandesh
India
Khandesh, a region in the Tapti River valley in northwestern Maharashtra, holds 49 Bunkabop connections with 1457 places across 13 topics, led by history with strong representation from literature and nature. Delhi, Pune, and Malwa are among its most closely shared co-places. Its historical record runs from Abhira rule attested in oral tradition and epigraphs through the Maratha takeover in 1795. Its literature connections include Hari Narayan Apte, born in Khandesh in 1864, and Bahinabai Chaudhari, born in Khandesh's Jalgaon district in 1880.
Abhira tribe
Connects Khandesh to: Jhelum, Pakistan | Dhule district
Bahinabai Chaudhari
Connects Khandesh to: Ghana | Jalgaon district
Western India
Connects Khandesh to: Ujjain, India | Sanand, India | Halol, India | Bardoli, India | Vita, India
Hari Narayan Apte
Connects Khandesh to: India | Pune, India | Akola, India | Kewal, Pakistan
Jalgaon district
Connects Khandesh to: India | Hyderabad, India | Jalgaon, India | Jalgaon district
Mahmud Shah III of Gujarat
Connects Khandesh to: Ahmedabad, India | Malwa | Burhanpur, India | Dholka, India | Patdi, India
Nisar Bazmi
Connects Khandesh to: India | Pakistan | Mumbai, India | Karachi, Pakistan | Jalgaon, India
Sachin State
Connects Khandesh to: London, England | India | Pakistan | Delhi, India | Surat, India
Gangadhar Rao
Connects Khandesh to: India | East India | Jhansi, India | Ratnagiri, India | Bundelkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh
B. S. Mardhekar
Connects Khandesh to: London, England | India | Pune, India | Faizpur, India
Salabat Jung
Connects Khandesh to: Aurangabad, India | Rajahmundry | Machilipatnam, India | Srikakulam, India | Trimbak, India
Berar Division
Connects Khandesh to: Jabalpur, India | Paratwada, India | Pusad, India | Achalpur, India | Mauda, India