Mungyeong, South Korea
South Korea
Mungyeong, South Korea connects with 2241 places across 14 topics through 41 Bunkabop connections, drawing together threads of history, sports, religion, and transportation. The city shares many ties with South Korean regional neighbors including Seoul and Daegu. Its connections reach back to Joseon-period ceramics, still practiced by master potters in the area, and forward to its hosting of the 2015 World Military Games. A strong cluster of historical connections traces resistance figures from the late 16th century through the righteous army movement of the early 20th century.
righteous army
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: South Korea | North Korea
Jungbu Naeryuk Expressway
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Sangju, South Korea | Icheon, South Korea
Mungyeong
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Korea
Korean National Railroad
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Bundang District | Haeundae District | Waegwan | Jinhae District
Axel Reymond
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: France | Berlin, Germany | Netherlands | Kazan, Russia | Wuhan, Hubei
Ceramics (art)
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Peru | Sicily | Woodstock, New York | West Region (Cameroon) | Moche culture
Gimcheon Sangmu FC
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Korea | South Korea | Seoul, South Korea | Gwangju, ROK | North Gyeongsang Province
Korean Confucianism
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Japan | China | Russia | Korea | Vietnam
Unified Silla
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Korea | South Korea | Seoul, South Korea | Gyeongju, South Korea | Mokpo, South Korea
Gyeongbu Line
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: South Korea | Daegu, South Korea | Gyeonggi Province | Miryang, South Korea | Gunpo, South Korea
International Military Sports Council
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: United States | Germany | Canada | India | Berlin, Germany
Soft tennis
Connects Mungyeong, South Korea to: Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Hawaii | Taiwan