Limburg (Netherlands)
Netherlands
Limburg (Netherlands) appears in 122 Bunkabop connections across 10372 places and 16 topics, concentrated in medieval and early modern history and government. The region sat at the crossing point of several European political zones: in the early modern era it was divided among the Spanish Netherlands, Prussia, and the Dutch Republic. The 870 Treaty of Meerssen, which partitioned Lotharingia, was signed in South Limburg itself. Strong overlaps exist with France, Belgium, Germany, and Luxembourg, reflecting centuries of shifting borders.
Treaty of Ribemont
Duchy of Limburg (1839–1867)
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Roermond, Netherlands | Limburg (Belgium)
Kleverlandish
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Achterhoek | Didam, Netherlands
Treaty of Meerssen
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Belgium | Meerssen, Netherlands
Republic of the Seven United Netherlands
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Flanders | Sleen, Netherlands
Treaty of London (1867)
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Luxembourg City, Luxembourg | Kirchberg, Luxembourg
Gerd Leers
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Maastricht, Netherlands | Kerkrade, Netherlands
Christian Quix
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Heerlen, Netherlands | Hoensbroek, Netherlands
Schaesberg
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Landgraaf, Netherlands | Rimburg, Netherlands
Classic cycle races
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Milan, Italy | Liguria
Saint Servatius
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Maastricht, Netherlands | Quedlinburg Abbey
South Limburg
Connects Limburg (Netherlands) to: Maastricht, Netherlands | Heerlen, Netherlands | Stein, Netherlands