Vedi
Armenia
Vedi, Armenia spans 45 connections with 1806 other places across 14 topics in the Bunkabop graph, with music and literature forming the dominant threads alongside history and film. Its strongest co-connection overlap is with India, followed by the Armenian neighbor Vayk. The town's own history anchors several ties: during the First Republic period, Böyük Vedi was a center of conflict recaptured by Armenian forces in July 1920, and artist Farman Karimzade was born in the village in 1937.
Muslim uprisings in Kars and Sharur–Nakhichevan
Connects Vedi to: Ararat Province | Güznüt, Azerbaijan
Goravan Sands Sanctuary
Connects Vedi to: Ararat Province | Ararat, Armenia
Erminio Macario
Connects Vedi to: Turin, Italy
Sippy Pallippuram
Connects Vedi to: Kochi, India | Thrissur, India | Ernakulam, India
Farman Karimzade
Connects Vedi to: Paris, France | Azerbaijan
Vayalar Ramavarma
Connects Vedi to: Thiruvananthapuram, India | Alappuzha district | Vayalar, India | Cherthala, India
Andrea Jeremiah
Connects Vedi to: London, England | India | Chennai, India | Perambur | Arakkonam
Indian harmonium
Connects Vedi to: India | Lahore, Pakistan | Nairobi, Kenya
Vijay Antony
Connects Vedi to: India | Pakistan | Kanyakumari, India | Nagercoil, India | Dhana, India
Isabelle Delobel
Connects Vedi to: France | Vancouver, British Columbia | Lyon, France | Havana, Cuba | Si Bon, Iran
N. V. Krishna Warrier
Connects Vedi to: India | Kozhikode, India | Thrissur district | Vani, Georgia | Peruvanam
Yeghegnadzor
Connects Vedi to: Jermuk, Armenia | Vayots Dzor Province | Vayk, Armenia | Areni | Yelpin