Rakhine State
Myanmar
Rakhine State, Myanmar connects to 4711 other places across 19 topics through 104 Bunkabop connections, with history, government, and military as the leading threads. The Arakan coast was ceded to the British East India Company in 1826 after the First Anglo-Burmese War of 1824, tying the region into a broad network of colonial and military links that extends to India, Bangladesh, and China. Its Second World War battles, including the Arakan Campaign and the Battle of Ramree Island, anchor many of its military connections.
Yangon General Hospital
Connects Rakhine State to: Yangon, Myanmar | Tanintharyi Region
Battle of Ramree Island
Connects Rakhine State to: Ramree, Myanmar | Ramree Island
Ngapali Beach
Connects Rakhine State to: Thandwe, Myanmar | Kyeintali, Myanmar | Ngwesaung, Myanmar
Ramree Island
Connects Rakhine State to: Ramree, Myanmar | Cheduba Island | Ann District, Myanmar
war reparations
Connects Rakhine State to: Denmark | Lower Saxony | Anderson, South Carolina | Dejen (woreda)
Three Brotherhood Alliance
Connects Rakhine State to: Theinni | Kutkai, Myanmar | Laukkai, Myanmar | Mong-Yu, Myanmar
Bengal Army
Connects Rakhine State to: Dhaka, Bangladesh | Chittagong, Bangladesh | Abbottabad, Pakistan | Arrah, India
Arakan Liberation Army
Connects Rakhine State to: Myanmar | Khai, Pakistan | Sittwe, Myanmar | Sittwe Township, Myanmar
Presidency armies
Connects Rakhine State to: Meerut, India | Ghazni, Afghanistan | Bareilly, India | Kohima, India | Sehore, India
Myanmar Coast mangroves
Connects Rakhine State to: China | Malaysia | Thailand | Bangladesh | Myanmar
Islami Andolan Bangladesh
Connects Rakhine State to: Bangladesh | Dhaka, Bangladesh | Khulna, Bangladesh | Narayanganj, Bangladesh | Khulna District
Chris Carter (New Zealand politician)
Connects Rakhine State to: New Zealand | Afghanistan | Auckland, New Zealand | Myanmar | Kabul, Afghanistan