Penghu
Penghu, a Taiwanese archipelago, connects to 4301 places across 17 topics through 131 Bunkabop connections, anchored in history, government, and military threads. Its ties to Taiwan and China dominate the graph, reflecting its contested sovereignty. Ceded to Japan after the First Sino-Japanese War in 1895 per the Treaty of Shimonoseki, Penghu passed through several governing hands before becoming part of the Republic of China's territory after Japan's 1945 surrender.
political status of Taiwan
Connects Penghu to: Taipei | Taiwan Province
Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers
Connects Penghu to: Harbin, Heilongjiang | Kanagawa Prefecture
Chang Yu-sheng
Connects Penghu to: Taiwan | Magong, Republic of China (Taiwan)
Politics of Taiwan
Magong
Connects Penghu to: Philippines | Taiwan | Fujian | Magong, Republic of China (Taiwan)
Xiantiandao
Connects Penghu to: Taiwan | Taipei | Qingyuan, Guangdong | Tamsui District
Taiwanese nationality law
2016 Taiwanese general election
Connects Penghu to: Matsu Islands | Pingtung County | Taitung County | Yilan County, Taiwan
Occupation of Japan
Connects Penghu to: Kanagawa Prefecture | Aomori Prefecture | Teaneck, New Jersey | Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama
roads in Taiwan
Connects Penghu to: Taiwan | Taipei | Taichung | Tainan | Kinmen
Taiwan Province
Connects Penghu to: Japan | China | Taiwan | Taipei | Taichung
Beer in Taiwan
Connects Penghu to: Japan | China | Philippines | Taiwan | Shandong