Maluku (province)
Indonesia
Maluku (province) enters 84 Bunkabop connections with 5592 other places across 13 topics, spanning nature, history, government, and religion. Connections to North Maluku and India reflect centuries of spice-trade contact that brought Portuguese fleets to the Banda Islands. The province's history ties also cover the 1999-2002 communal conflict, during which an estimated 700,000 people were displaced before the Malino II Accord ended the fighting. A shared musical thread links Maluku to Hawaiian culture through the ukulele.
Buru Regency
Connects Maluku (province) to: North Maluku | South Buru Regency
Southeast Maluku Regency
Connects Maluku (province) to: Tual, Indonesia | Tanimbar Islands Regency
Francisco Serrão
Connects Maluku (province) to: Bali | North Maluku
Nuku of Tidore
Connects Maluku (province) to: North Maluku | Tidore, Indonesia
Central Maluku Regency
Connects Maluku (province) to: Masohi, Indonesia | Buru Regency | Tehoru, Indonesia
Poco-poco
Connects Maluku (province) to: Indonesia | Ternate, Indonesia | North Maluku
Southeast Sulawesi
Connects Maluku (province) to: Central Sulawesi | North Maluku | Luwu Regency
Malino II Accord
Connects Maluku (province) to: Central Sulawesi | North Maluku | Malino, Indonesia
Old Javanese
Connects Maluku (province) to: North Maluku | Tulungagung Regency | Mangupura, Indonesia
folk religion
Connects Maluku (province) to: Somalia | West Java | Central Sulawesi | Anosy | Southeast Sulawesi
International Crisis Group
Connects Maluku (province) to: El Salvador | Uzbekistan | Republika Srpska | Las Anod, Somalia | Abyei
Defecation
Connects Maluku (province) to: Indonesia