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The 18 pages that link to Bukhara, each with the reason it gives.

• Samanid EmpireBroader topic: As the Samanid capital, Bukhara became a leading center of Persian literary and scholarly life.

• UzbekistanBroader topic: Its preserved monuments anchor heritage tourism and reveal the country's urban past.

• TransoxianaBroader topic: Its dynasties and institutions repeatedly made it a regional capital.

• Emirate of BukharaBroader topic: The city served as the emirate’s capital and political center.

• Qutayba ibn MuslimBroader topic: Its conquest placed a prominent oasis city within the expanding Umayyad realm.

• Islamization of Central AsiaBroader topic: Its growth under Muslim dynasties made it one of the region’s lasting religious centers.

• Kara-Khanid KhanateBroader topic: Its capture brought a major Samanid city under Kara-Khanid rule.

• Ismail SamaniBroader topic: Ismail made Bukhara the Samanid capital and a focal point of his government.

• Khanate of BukharaBroader topic: The city was the khanate's capital and the seat of its court.

• Muslim conquest of TransoxianaBroader topic: Its successive captures and negotiated settlements illustrate the conquest's uneven course.

• Vasily BartoldBroader topic: Bartold studied Bukhara’s place in the political and intellectual history of Central Asia.

• History of Central AsiaBroader topic: Its changing rulers and institutions illuminate urban life across multiple eras.