Linyi, Shandong
People's Republic of China
Linyi, Shandong spans 44 connections with 946 places across 14 topics, led by history, military, and nature. The Yinqueshan Han Slips, tomb fragments recovered in 1972, contained text from Sun Bin's Art of War. The Menglianggu campaign, a battle fought in the Linyi region, and the ancestral origins of scholars Yan Shigu and Yan Zhitui further mark its historical reach. Beijing and Japan are among the most closely linked places in its network.
Sun Bin
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: Shandong | Handan, Hebei
Wang Huo
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: China | Shanghai, East China | Rudong County
Linyi
Yan Shigu
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: China | Xi'an, Shaanxi | Xiangyang, Hubei | Anyang County
Yan Zhitui
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: China | Shandong | New Capital, Egypt | Jingzhou, Hubei
Roman Catholic Diocese of Yizhou
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: China | Shandong | Qingdao, Shandong | Jinan, Shandong | Yantai, Shandong
Menglianggu campaign
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: China | Beijing | Shanghai, East China | Shandong | Xintai, Shandong
Saint-Gobain SEFPRO
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: India | China | Anhui | Palakkad, India | Perundurai
Zengzi
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: China | Ohio | Hong Kong | Fei County
Eurasian Land Bridge
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: Rotterdam, Netherlands | Xinjiang | Batumi, Georgia | Lanzhou, Gansu | Narvik (town), Norway
The Art of War
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: United States | China | Russia | Vietnam | Huainan, Anhui
Seishirō Itagaki
Connects Linyi, Shandong to: Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Korea | Manhattan, New York