North Maluku
Indonesia
North Maluku shares 94 connections with 11300 other places across 17 topics, spanning colonial history, World War II, and regional governance. Ternate and Tidore, neighboring island sultanates, figure prominently: explorer Francisco Serrão led the first Portuguese arrival at Ternate in 1512, and Tidore became a VOC vassal in 1780, after which the Tidorese prince Nuku led a successful anti-Dutch rebellion lasting until 1805. The region also holds a World War II thread: Private Teruo Nakamura, the last Japanese holdout, surrendered there in December 1974.
Teruo Nakamura
Connects North Maluku to: Morotai Island Regency | Chenggong
Buru Regency
Connects North Maluku to: Maluku (province) | South Buru Regency
East Halmahera Regency
Connects North Maluku to: Central Halmahera Regency | West Halmahera Regency
Ludovico di Varthema
Connects North Maluku to: Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Kozhikode, India
Nuku of Tidore
Connects North Maluku to: Maluku (province) | Tidore, Indonesia
Amis language
Connects North Maluku to: Ji'an, Taiwan | Donghe
Central Halmahera Regency
Connects North Maluku to: Weda | East Halmahera Regency | Patani, Indonesia
Southeast Sulawesi
Connects North Maluku to: Central Sulawesi | Maluku (province) | Luwu Regency
Poco-poco
Connects North Maluku to: Indonesia | Ternate, Indonesia | Maluku (province)
Maluku sectarian conflict
Connects North Maluku to: Ternate, Indonesia | Tidore, Indonesia | Tulehu, Indonesia
Malino II Accord
Connects North Maluku to: Central Sulawesi | Maluku (province) | Malino, Indonesia
Old Javanese
Connects North Maluku to: Maluku (province) | Tulungagung Regency | Mangupura, Indonesia