Sulu, Philippines

Philippines

Sulu, Philippines holds 359 Bunkabop connections with 6912 other places across 26 topics, shaped by centuries of colonial conflict, Islamic governance, and maritime trade. Government and history connections dominate, reflecting the Sultanate of Sulu's long resistance during the Moro wars from 1578 to 1899. Strong ties extend to China, Malaysia, Spain, and Japan. Language connections trace the Sama and Chavacano tongues spoken across the archipelago. Religion connections center on Islam, the faith that defined the sultanate's political identity.

New Macau Association

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: China | Macau, People's Republic of China

Sulguni

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Russia

Spanish–Moro conflict

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Iloilo | North Kalimantan

Sama language

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Sandakan, Malaysia | Tawi-Tawi, Philippines

Sabah Malay

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Palawan, (in transition) | Tawi-Tawi, Philippines | Semporna, Malaysia

Tautoga

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Confine, San Marino

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cotabato

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Philippines | Cotabato, * | Sultan Kudarat

2019 Bangsamoro autonomy plebiscite

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Basilan, Philippines | Cotabato, * | Lanao del Norte, Philippines

Sama–Bajaw languages

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Cagayan

Kalibo

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Aklan

Bangsamoro

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Cotabato, * | Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia | Lanao del Norte, Philippines | Midsayap, Philippines

Panay Gulf

Connects Sulu, Philippines to: Philippines | Iloilo | Negros Occidental | Guimaras

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