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The 23 pages that link to Ayyubid dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Mamluk SultanateRelated: Mamluk officers took control in Egypt as Ayyubid rule collapsed.

• CrusadesRelated: Its rise consolidated opposition to the crusader states under a powerful regional dynasty.

• Crusader statesRelated: Ayyubid rulers united powerful neighboring territories against the Latin polities.

• Fatimid CaliphateBroader topic: The Ayyubids replaced the Fatimids and ended Isma'ili caliphal rule in Egypt.

• SaladinBroader topic: Saladin established this dynasty, which carried his family’s rule beyond his own lifetime.

• HamaRelated: Ayyubid rule contributed to the medieval political and architectural history of Hama.

• MamlukNarrower topic: The Ayyubids employed Mamluk soldiers before those soldiers took power in Egypt.

• Battle of Köse DağRelated: Ayyubid alliances and rivalries shaped the diplomacy preceding the battle.

• Siege of Jerusalem (1187)Related: Its armies and political authority made Saladin’s campaign possible.

• Abu al-Hasan al-Ash'ariRelated: Ayyubid patronage supported the spread of Ashʿarī teaching in Egypt and Syria.

• AleppoRelated: Ayyubid rulers fortified and developed Aleppo after its incorporation into their realm.

• Mongol invasions of the LevantRelated: Its fragmented Syrian territories shaped the political landscape Mongol armies entered.

• Seventh CrusadeRelated: Its Egyptian forces defended the territory Louis chose to invade.

• Al-NawawiRelated: Its Syrian territories formed the political setting of Al-Nawawi’s life.

• Sixth CrusadeNarrower topic: Dynastic rivalries shaped al-Kamil’s willingness to negotiate with Frederick.

• Battle of MontgisardNarrower topic: The defeated force belonged to the expanding power Saladin built.

• Jalal al-Din MangburniRelated: Jalal al-Din’s campaigns in the Caucasus and Iran brought him into conflict with Ayyubid interests.

• Dakahlia GovernorateRelated: Ayyubid forces defended Egypt during the crusader campaign near Mansoura.

• Crusade of 1197Compared with: Its regional power shaped the military and diplomatic limits of the expedition’s achievements.

• Mongol invasions of SyriaRelated: Its weakened and divided Syrian successor states faced the Mongol advance.

• Barons' CrusadeRelated: Rivalries within this dynasty created openings for crusader diplomacy.

• History of the KurdsBroader topic: Its founder's Kurdish background marks a prominent medieval Kurdish-linked state.

• Rashid ad-Din SinanNarrower topic: Its expansion reshaped the powers Sinan had to confront in Syria.