Matsu Islands
The Matsu Islands share 75 connections with 3747 other places across 12 topics, placing them at the intersection of governance disputes, natural history, and military conflict. Government and political identity form the largest topic cluster, followed by nature and military history. The islands were not ceded to Japan via the Treaty of Shimonoseki in 1895, and Republic of China Armed Forces garrisoned them during the Taiwan Strait Crises of 1954 and 1958. Connections overlap heavily with China, Taiwan, and Kinmen.
Geography of Taiwan
Connects Matsu Islands to: Okinawa Prefecture | Daan District, Taipei
First Taiwan Strait Crisis
Connects Matsu Islands to: Taiwan | Xiamen, Fujian
Matsu Folk Culture Museum
Connects Matsu Islands to: Juguang | Nangan, Fujian
false killer whale
Connects Matsu Islands to: Dominica | Xiangshui County
finless porpoise
Connects Matsu Islands to: Yi'an District | Shishou, Hubei
Matsu (goddess)
Connects Matsu Islands to: Fujian | Fuzhou, Fujian
Republic of China Armed Forces
Connects Matsu Islands to: Kinmen | Juguang | Yanshuai, Yunnan
Nangan, Lienchiang
Connects Matsu Islands to: Beigan, Fujian (streamlined) | Juguang | Dongyin, Fujian (streamlined)
Nanchang Uprising
Connects Matsu Islands to: Jiangxi | Nanchang, Jiangxi | Puning, Guangdong | Yizhang County
New Taipei
Connects Matsu Islands to: Taipei | Fuchien Province, Republic of China | Taiwan Province, People's Republic of China | Tucheng District
2016 Taiwanese general election
Connects Matsu Islands to: Penghu | Pingtung County | Taitung County | Yilan County, Taiwan
Eastern Min
Connects Matsu Islands to: Fujian | Fuzhou, Fujian | Fu'an, Fujian | Shouning | Cangnan County