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The 15 pages that link to Armenia, each with the reason it gives.

• Roman–Persian WarsRelated: Control of Armenia repeatedly became a central issue in treaties and succession disputes.

• Ottoman–Safavid relationsBroader topic: Its towns and communities lay across a contested frontier repeatedly altered by Ottoman–Safavid wars.

• Mithridates VI EupatorRelated: Mithridates’s alliance with Tigranes II extended his reach and drew Armenia into conflict with Rome.

• Roman–Parthian WarRelated: Control of its throne was the dispute that brought the empires to war.

• Arsacid dynastyRelated: Its throne became a major arena of Arsacid and Roman competition.

• Tigranes the GreatNarrower topic: Its location between Rome and Parthia shaped Tigranes’s options and ambitions.

• Antoninus PiusRelated: Roman influence there required diplomatic management even during Antoninus's largely non-expansionist reign.

• Gregory the IlluminatorNarrower topic: Gregory’s preaching and ecclesiastical legacy took shape in the Armenian kingdom.

• Nagorno-Karabakh RepublicRelated: Armenia backed the republic but did not formally recognize it as an independent state.

• Roman–Parthian War of 161–166Related: Its kingship was the immediate point of conflict between Rome and Parthia.

• Mithridates II of ParthiaRelated: Mithridates II brought Armenia into Parthian political orbit through intervention and diplomacy.

• Tiridates III of ArmeniaNarrower topic: Tiridates’s reign is remembered as a turning point in the historical identity of Armenia.

• Bagratid ArmeniaNarrower topic: The kingdom formed one medieval phase in Armenia’s wider history.

• Shapur IIRelated: Shapur II’s interventions there repeatedly tested Rome’s influence in the region.

• GordyeneRelated: Armenian kingdoms and dynasties exerted influence over territories adjoining Gordyene.