Ligny, Belgium
Belgium
Ligny, Belgium connects to 1011 places across 9 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections, with military history dominant. The Battle of Ligny on 16 June 1815 is the anchor, where Napoleon defeated Prussian forces under Blücher. Regiments such as the Imperial Guard and the 5th Dragoon Regiment fought there and then at Waterloo. Many connections overlap with France and London, England. Others reach history, government, and a Trapani watchtower named Ligny Tower.
5th Dragoon Regiment (France)
Trapani
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: Italy | Sicily | Province of Trapani
Martinus Houttuyn
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: China | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Leiden, Netherlands | Hoorn, Netherlands | Dieren, Netherlands
War of the Limburg Succession
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: Netherlands | Cologne, Germany | Luxembourg | North Rhine-Westphalia | Electorate of Cologne
Friedrich Leopold zu Stolberg-Stolberg
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: France | Germany | Italy | Switzerland | Copenhagen, Denmark
Imperial Guard (Napoleon I)
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: France | Germany | Spain | Russia | Lithuania
Thomas Holland, 1st Earl of Kent
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: France | Holland | Luxembourg | Exeter, England | Flanders
Henry Hardinge, 1st Viscount Hardinge
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: London, England | France | India | Wellington, New Zealand | East India
Battle of Worringen
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: Cologne, Germany | Luxembourg | Lorraine | Nassau, The Bahamas | Aachen, Germany
4th Hussar Regiment (France)
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: France | Belgium | Luxembourg | Tunisia | Mainz, Germany
Joan of Kent
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: London, England | France | Oxford, England | Holland | Luxembourg
Alcamo
Connects Ligny, Belgium to: Italy | Cuba | Alexandria, Egypt | Sicily | Padua, Italy