Tripolitania
Tripolitania connects to 4968 places across 16 topics through 187 Bunkabop connections, with history and military topics accounting for the bulk of its ties. Italy and Libya share the most connections with Tripolitania, reflecting its long role as a contested Mediterranean frontier. Diocletian's 3rd-century reforms placed the region inside the Diocese of Africa; the 1140s saw Italo-Norman forces briefly hold it as the Kingdom of Africa; and Italy took it from the Ottoman Empire after the 1911 to 1912 Italo-Turkish War.
Justinian the Great
Connects Tripolitania to: Famagusta, Northern Cyprus | Region of Murcia
Laguatan
Connects Tripolitania to: Tunisia | Western Desert, Egypt
Pre-Hilalian Arabic dialects
Connects Tripolitania to: Zaragoza, Spain | Azemmour, Morocco
Italo-Normans
Connects Tripolitania to: Ohrid | Province of Chieti | Province of Potenza | Province of Frosinone
Sack of Rome (455)
Connects Tripolitania to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Campania
Palazzo D'Anna Viaro Martinengo Volpi di Misurata
Connects Tripolitania to: Italy | Venice, Italy | Marco District
Subdivisions of Libya
Connects Tripolitania to: Italy | Libya | Benghazi, Libya | Fezzan
Diocese of Africa
Connects Tripolitania to: Sétif, Algeria | Djelfa, Algeria | Collo, Algeria | Aïn El Kebira, Algeria
El Alamein
Connects Tripolitania to: Tobruk, Libya | New Administrative Capital, Egypt | Downtown Schenectady | Marsa Matrouh, Egypt
Battle of Carthage (698)
Connects Tripolitania to: Italy | Sicily | Damascus, Syria | Crete | Kairouan, Tunisia
Demographics of Libya
Connects Tripolitania to: United States | Italy | Chad | Libya | Uganda
Roman Libya
Connects Tripolitania to: Rome, Italy | Egypt | Libya | Crete | Gafsa, Tunisia