Nahavand, Iran
Iran
Nahavand, Iran connects to 432 places across 6 topics through 30 Bunkabop connections, mostly in history, military and religion. Many trace to the Sasanian Empire and the Muslim conquest of Persia, including the battle of Nahavand, where caliphal reinforcements faced Sasanian forces. Iraq, Basra and Hamadan appear among its frequent co-connected places. Coins were also minted in Nahavand during the Sasanian civil war, and the Sufi teacher Junayd of Baghdad is listed among people from the town.
Azarmidokht
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Iran | Queens, New York
Allahverdi Khan
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Isfahan, Iran | Shiraz, Iran | Herat, Afghanistan
Sasanian civil war of 628–632
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Iran | Jerusalem, Israel | Armenia | Yemen
Talha ibn Ubayd Allah
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Iraq | Syria | Basra, Iraq | Hadhramaut, Yemen | Khaybar
Bu-Ali Sina University
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: France | Iran | Hamadan, Iran | Malayer, Iran | Hamadan province
Junayd of Baghdad
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Baghdad, Iraq | Basra, Iraq | Nishapur, Iran
Hamadan province
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Iran | Hamadan, Iran | Taher, Algeria | Hamadan province | Đeram
Siege of Ctesiphon (637)
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Iraq | Iran | Syria | West Bank | Najaf, Iraq
Zubayr ibn al-Awwam
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Egypt | Syria | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Marj, Cyrenaica
Amr ibn Ma'adi Yakrib
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Iran | Basra, Iraq | Isfahan, Iran | Qom, Iran | Sanaa, Yemen
Hamadan
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Franca, Brazil | Hamadan, Iran | Qazvin, Iran | Yazd, Iran | Taher, Algeria
Tekuder
Connects Nahavand, Iran to: Egypt | Iran | Baghdad, Iraq | Mongolia | Tabriz, Iran