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The 12 pages that link to Ayub Khan, each with the reason it gives.

• Zulfikar Ali BhuttoRelated: Bhutto served as foreign minister under Ayub before breaking with his government.

• Pakistan ArmyRelated: His rule established a durable precedent for direct Army government.

• Pakistan Peoples PartyRelated: Opposition to his government formed the political setting for the party’s founding.

• Yahya KhanRelated: Ayub transferred power to Yahya amid unrest that had made his own rule untenable.

• Pervez MusharrafRelated: His earlier military presidency places Musharraf in Pakistan’s history of army rule.

• IslamabadRelated: His government selected and developed Islamabad as the new national capital.

• Central Treaty OrganizationRelated: His government maintained Pakistan’s CENTO membership while pursuing security ties with the West.

• India–Pakistan War of 1965Related: His government authorized Pakistan’s operations that preceded the war.

• Islamabad Capital TerritoryRelated: His government selected and advanced the project that created the capital territory.

• Politics of PakistanRelated: His rule institutionalized military-led governance and reshaped the country’s political structure.

• Malalai of MaiwandRelated: He led the Afghan army whose resistance anchors Malalai’s story.