North Sumatra
Indonesia
North Sumatra connects to 4092 places across 25 topics through 188 Bunkabop connections, with government, history, and cuisine making up the heaviest clusters. Strong co-connections include Jakarta, Medan, and neighboring Aceh. Evidence spans the region's medieval kingdoms, including states named in the 14th-century Negarakertagama epic as defeated by Majapahit, through Dutch colonial labor imports from Java, southern China, and southern India, to the cuisine of Batak Muslim communities such as the Mandailing people.
Mpu Prapanca
Connects North Sumatra to: Sarawak | West Nusa Tenggara
Suma Oriental
Connects North Sumatra to: Cirebon, Indonesia | Cirebon Regency
Simpang-kanan River (North Sumatra)
William Tanuwijaya
Connects North Sumatra to: Indonesia | Pematangsiantar, Indonesia
Karo people (Indonesia)
Connects North Sumatra to: Kuala | Southeast Aceh Regency
Rhynchophorus vulneratus
Dairi Regency
Connects North Sumatra to: Karo Regency | Pakpak Bharat Regency
Mandailing people
Connects North Sumatra to: Kajang, Malaysia | Tebing Tinggi, Indonesia
Indonesian Declaration of Independence
Connects North Sumatra to: Bandung, Indonesia | Ambarawa, Indonesia
Pematangsiantar
Connects North Sumatra to: Tebing Tinggi, Indonesia | Simalungun Regency
Central Sumatra
Connects North Sumatra to: Riau | West Sumatra
Mesolithic era
Connects North Sumatra to: Szolnok, Hungary | Boysun