Taiwan Province

Republic of China

Taiwan Province connects to 6807 places across 8 topics through 58 Bunkabop connections, with government and sovereignty questions making up the bulk of its ties. Its strongest co-connections are with China, Taiwan, and Japan, reflecting the province's contested status, its origins as a Qing administrative unit, and decades of Japanese colonial rule. The provincial seat moved from Taipei to Zhongxing New Village in 1956, and martial law enacted in May 1949 drew the province into the wider Chinese Civil War narrative.

Zheng Keshuang

Connects Taiwan Province to: Miaoli County | Tamsui District

Governor-General of Taiwan

Connects Taiwan Province to: Korea | Taiwan

Xiaoliuqiu

Connects Taiwan Province to: Pingtung County | Donggang

Toucheng

Connects Taiwan Province to: Pacific City, Oregon | Fangshan

political status of Taiwan

Connects Taiwan Province to: Taipei | Penghu

Orchid Island

Connects Taiwan Province to: Batanes | Taitung County | Taitung City, Republic of China (Taiwan)

Zhongxing New Village

Connects Taiwan Province to: Nantou County | Nantou City, Republic of China (Taiwan) | Liming New Village, Taiwan

Martial law in Taiwan

Connects Taiwan Province to: China | Taiwan | Hainan | Kinmen

Theater in Taiwan

Connects Taiwan Province to: Japan | Taiwan

Taiwan Province

Connects Taiwan Province to: Japan | China | Taiwan | Taipei | Taichung

Taiwan, China

Connects Taiwan Province to: United States | Japan | China | Vietnam | Taiwan

Liu Mingchuan

Connects Taiwan Province to: Keelung, (streamlined) | Hefei, Anhui | Yunlin County | Tamsui District | Fengyuan District

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