Moquegua, Peru
Peru
Moquegua, Peru links to 575 places across 15 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections, mostly in Peruvian history, government, and the military. The Battle of Moquegua on January 21, 1823 was part of the First Intermedios campaign, which royalist forces won. It shares many connections with Lima, Chile, and Tacna. Other threads include the Puquina language, whose remnants survive in southern Peru, and the Huaynaputina eruption, after which sugarcane became an important crop in the Moquegua valley.
Supreme Governing Junta
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Peru | Lima, Peru | Serna, Nepal
First Intermedios campaign
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Peru | Lima, Peru | Serna, Nepal
Julio Rivera (footballer)
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Lima, Peru | Rivera, Uruguay | Guerrero | Arequipa, Peru
Manuel Canaveris
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Peru | Buenos Aires, Argentina | La Plata, Argentina | Registro, Brazil | Michelena
Roman Catholic Diocese of Huaraz
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Peru | Valdivia, Chile | Arequipa, Peru | Tacna, Peru | Piura, Peru
Puquina language
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Chile | Peru | Bolivia | Quito, Ecuador | Arequipa, Peru
Huaynaputina
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: France | Germany | Peru | Greenland | Arequipa, Peru
Roman Catholic Diocese of Chiclayo
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Peru | Lima, Peru | Monzón, Spain | Tacna, Peru | Piura, Peru
Martín Vizcarra
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Canada | Madrid, Spain | Peru | Lima, Peru | Cusco, Peru
José de la Serna, 1st Count of the Andes
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: France | Spain | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Wellington, New Zealand
Morenada
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Argentina | Chile | Peru | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Bolivia
Wari culture
Connects Moquegua, Peru to: Peru | Guinea | Lima, Peru | Ayacucho, Peru | Huancayo, Peru