Palawan, (in transition)
Palawan, (in transition) reaches 10401 places across 23 topics through 261 Bunkabop connections, with nature, military history, and religion among its prominent topic clusters. In 1749 the Sultanate of Brunei ceded the island's southern territory to Spain, a transfer formalized in the Madrid Protocol of 1885. During World War II, submarines attacked Japanese warships through its passage into the South China Sea. Ties to Manila, China, and Japan reflect both modern geopolitics and Pacific War history.
Sultanate of Brunei
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Brunei | Misamis Occidental
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Philippines | Marikina, Philippines
Loyola College of Culion
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Philippines
Chito Salud
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines
Ube halaya
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Philippines
Beng Abueg
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Philippines | Quezon
Batangas Tagalog
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Oriental Mindoro | Occidental Mindoro
Japanese cruiser Tone (1937)
Philippine Air Force
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Pampanga | Bel-Air, Makati
Philippine Ports Authority
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Manila, Philippines | Bataan
Bruneian Sultanate (1368–1888)
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei | Kimanis, Malaysia | Sintang Regency
Don Battye
Connects Palawan, (in transition) to: Philippines