Périgord
France
Périgord, a region in southwest France, has 66 connections with 2236 places across 18 topics, with many shared with Paris and Spain. History, government, and military threads run deepest through its network. The region formed part of Guyenne, a medieval territory that included the Bordelais around Bordeaux, and Périgueux serves as the administrative capital of the Dordogne. Jean de Dunois held the County of Périgord in the 1430s. Font-de-Gaume's cave paintings were the first discovered in the province, and the black truffle takes its common name from the region.
préfecture
Connects Périgord to: Luxembourg City, Luxembourg | Pigüé
Tuber melanosporum
Connects Périgord to: France
Jean de Dunois
Connects Périgord to: France | Rome, Italy | Normandy
Jane Kramer
Connects Périgord to: France | California
Font-de-Gaume
Mary of Hungary, Queen of Naples
Connects Périgord to: Naples, Italy | Ferrara, Italy | Sopron
Man-eating animal
Connects Périgord to: Vladimir, Russia | Hurghada, Egypt
Hamidou Keyta
Connects Périgord to: Lille, France | Constanța, Romania | Oise | Seine-Maritime
Guyenne
Connects Périgord to: Paris, France | Gironde | Aveyron | Aunis, France
Roman Catholic Diocese of Périgueux
Connects Périgord to: France | Limoges, France | Dordogne
Gitta Mallasz
Connects Périgord to: France | Hungary | Budapest, Hungary | Ljubljana, Slovenia
Roman Catholic Diocese of Zamora in Spain
Connects Périgord to: Spain | Salamanca, Spain | Valladolid, Spain | Kingdom of León | Province of Valladolid