Republic of Yucatán
Republic of Yucatán
The Republic of Yucatán connects to 2631 places across 7 topics through 48 Bunkabop connections, weighted toward history and government amid its cycles of independence and federation. It shares the most connections with Mexico and Yucatán, with strong ties to Spain and Texas as well. The republic twice declared independence: in 1823, only to voluntarily join the Mexican federation that December, then again in 1841 when the central government demanded acceptance of Santa Anna's Plan of Tacubaya without conditions.
Constitution of Cádiz
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Kingdom of Navarre | Guadalupe, Mexico
Plan of Tacubaya
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Jocotitlán, Mexico | Second Federal Republic of Mexico
Petén Basin
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Guatemala | San Pedro Columbia, Belize | El Chal, Guatemala
Ciudad del Carmen
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Campeche | Carmen Municipality, Mexico | Isla Aguada, Mexico
Plan of Iguala
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Mexico | Guerrero | Yucatán | First Mexican Republic
First Mexican Republic
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: San Francisco, California | Mexico | Yucatán | Nuevo León | Riverside County, California
Cortes Generales
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Aragon | Ceuta, Spain | Cantabria | Caspe, Spain | Cáceres, Spain
1824 Constitution of Mexico
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Guerrero | Yucatán | Southwestern United States | Coahuila | Tlaxcala
Lorenzo de Zavala
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: United States | France | Paris, France | Spain | Texas
Spanish Constitution of 1812
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Valencia, Spain | Cádiz, Spain | Yucatán | A Coruña, Spain | La Rioja
Chiapas
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: Mexico | Guatemala | El Salvador | Yucatán | Oaxaca
Republic of Yucatán
Connects Republic of Yucatán to: United States | California | United Kingdom | Spain | Texas