Palatinate (region)
Palatinate (region) shares 68 connections with 10362 other places across 12 topics, with history and government as the dominant themes. Its place in European affairs runs from Roman conquest under Emperor Augustus around 12 BC through annexation by the First French Republic after the Treaty of Campo Formio in 1797. The Palatinate's strongest overlaps are with Germany and France, reflecting centuries of contested sovereignty. A strong cluster of connections also links it to Bavaria and neighboring Alsace, tracing territorial shifts that continued through Nazi reorganization into the Gau Westmark.
Gau Westmark
Mittelgebirge
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Franconia | Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis
Empire of Austria
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Sardinia | Slavonski Brod, Croatia
Golden Bull of 1356
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Luxembourg | Saxony
Charles Theodore, Elector of Bavaria
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Reipoltskirchen | Upper Palatinate | Duchy of Jülich
Ludwigshafen
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Hesse | Rhineland-Palatinate | Rhine-Neckar | Gallifa, Spain
Upper Palatinate
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Franconia | Upper Franconia | Lesná (Tachov District), Czech Republic | Amberg-Sulzbach
Saarbrücken
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Moselle (department) | Saarbrücken (district) | Neunkirchen (German district) | Reisbach (Saar), Germany
First French Republic
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Egypt | Lazio | Liguria | Feldkirch, Austria
Eastern North Carolina
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Germany | North Carolina | Piedmont | Bern, Switzerland | Rörö
Palatine cuisine
Rhenish Hesse
Connects Palatinate (region) to: Hesse | Rhineland-Palatinate | Reipoltskirchen | Mainz-Bingen | Alzey-Worms