Tuban, Indonesia
Indonesia
Tuban, Indonesia appears in 42 Bunkabop connections spanning 2471 places across 12 topics, with history, government, and religion each leaving a substantial mark. The city's history runs through the Sultanate of Demak, which conquered Tuban around 1527. Sunan Bonang, a sixteenth-century Islamic missionary among the Wali Sanga, is buried here. Islamic scholar Hasyim Muzadi, born in Tuban on 8 August 1944, ties the city to modern Indonesian religious life. China and India share many of its connections.
Sunan Bonang
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Central Java | East Java
Rembang Regency
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Central Java | Blora Regency | Tuban Regency | Blora, Blora
Lamongan Regency
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Central Java | East Java | Malang, Indonesia | Bojonegoro Regency | Mojokerto Regency
Bojonegoro Regency
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Central Java | East Java | Ngawi (town), Indonesia | Lamongan Regency | Nganjuk Regency
Sultanate of Demak
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Iloilo | Portuguese Malacca | Bojonegoro Regency | Tegal, Indonesia | Ancol, Indonesia
Larva (TV series)
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: France | Germany | Turkey | Chile | Taiwan
Dhu Nuwas
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Cambridge, England | Rome, Italy | Saudi Arabia | Ethiopia | Yemen
Hasyim Muzadi
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Afghanistan | East Java | Malang, Indonesia | Kalla, India
Indonesian football league system
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Jakarta, Indonesia | Bandung, Indonesia | Yogyakarta, Indonesia | Surabaya, Indonesia
Sudharmono
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Jakarta, Indonesia | Aceh | Surabaya, Indonesia | Central Java
Airlangga
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Indonesia | Queens, New York | Bali | Surabaya, Indonesia | Central Java
Wali Sanga
Connects Tuban, Indonesia to: Paris, France | India | Italy | China | Indonesia