Sennar, Sudan
Sudan
Sennar, Sudan connects to 630 places across 14 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections. Military and history lead the topic mix, followed by nature and religion. Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia are the strongest co-connected places. The Kingdom of Sennar was conquered by forces sent by Muhammad Ali in the 1820s, and it sat on the main trade route to Gondar. The topic mix also includes the Sudanese civil war.
Taqali
Islamization of the Sudan region
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Egypt | Sudan | Mali | Timbuktu, Mali
Frédéric Cailliaud
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: France | Paris, France | Egypt | Cairo, Egypt | Ethiopia
Kingdom of Fazughli
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Ethiopia | Sudan | Funj Sultanate | Sinnar, India
Metemma
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Ethiopia | Sudan | The Roads | Gondar, Ethiopia | Metemma, Ethiopia
Iyasu II
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Oxford, England | Ethiopia | Leiden, Netherlands | Gondar, Ethiopia | Alem, Netherlands
Turco-Egyptian conquest of Sudan (1820–1824)
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Egypt | Sudan | Aswan, Egypt | Dongola, Sudan | Shendi, Sudan
Nilotic peoples
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Sudan | South Sudan | Khartoum, Sudan | Funj Sultanate | Takali, India
Popular Resistance of Sudan
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Sudan | Shendi, Sudan | South Kordofan | North Kordofan | Daraj, Iran
Suakin
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Australia | New South Wales | Massawa, Eritrea | Suakin, Sudan | Port Sudan, Sudan
Adamawa Fulfulde
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Nigeria | Sudan | Cameroon | South Kordofan | Maroua, Cameroon
Monastery of Saint Samuel the Confessor
Connects Sennar, Sudan to: Berlin, Germany | Egypt | Alexandria, Egypt | Western Desert, Egypt | Wadi El Natrun, Egypt