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The 20 pages that link to Baekje, each with the reason it gives.

• GoguryeoRelated: Its rivalry and alliances with Goguryeo shaped competition for control of the peninsula.

• Three Kingdoms of KoreaRelated: Its maritime ties and alliances made it a major rival of Goguryeo and Silla.

• Samguk sagiBroader topic: Its history is recorded alongside those of Goguryeo and Silla.

• Asuka periodRelated: Baekje transmitted Buddhist teachings, artisans, and continental knowledge to Japan.

• Unified SillaRelated: Silla and Tang conquered Baekje in 660, beginning the campaigns that reshaped the peninsula.

• Yamato polityCompared with: Baekje was both a diplomatic partner and a more established neighboring kingdom with influence at the Yamato court.

• Gaya confederacyRelated: Baekje was a major western neighbor and partner in Gaya’s regional politics.

• Kofun periodRelated: Baekje was a major channel for diplomatic exchange and the transmission of continental culture.

• BuyeoRelated: Baekje origin traditions trace its founding lineage to Buyeo.

• Soga clanRelated: Baekje’s court was associated with the transmission of Buddhism and continental learning to Japan.

• Goguryeo tomb muralsRelated: Connections among the Three Kingdoms help trace the murals’ regional artistic influence.

• SamhanRelated: Baekje expanded within Mahan territory and incorporated its communities.

• Gwanggaeto the GreatCompared with: Gwanggaeto’s campaigns against Baekje weakened its position relative to Goguryeo.

• IksanNarrower topic: Baekje’s political and cultural history provides the setting for Iksan’s royal remains.

• Later Three KingdomsCompared with: Later Baekje invoked this fallen kingdom’s name and legacy.

• Proto–Three Kingdoms periodBroader topic: Its formation is closely tied to the transformation of communities associated with Mahan.

• South Chungcheong ProvinceRelated: Baekje established capitals at Gongju and Buyeo, now within the province.

• Jinheung of SillaCompared with: Silla’s capture of Baekje-held territory transformed their relationship during Jinheung’s reign.

• Kaya ConfederacyRelated: Baekje competed and maintained relations with Kaya amid shifting alliances in southern Korea.

• Onjo of PaekcheBroader topic: Onjo’s traditional kingship marks the beginning of Baekje’s royal history.