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The 22 pages that link to Byzantine–Sasanian War, each with the reason it gives.

• Early Muslim conquestsRelated: The exhausting conflict left both empires financially and militarily strained before the invasions.

• BelisariusNarrower topic: Belisarius first established his reputation fighting Persia on the empire’s eastern frontier.

• Battle of al-QadisiyyahRelated: Its costs and political upheaval left the Sasanian state vulnerable before the Arab invasions.

• Muslim conquest of PersiaRelated: Its immense costs left both empires vulnerable to the expansion of Arab Muslim forces.

• HeracliusRelated: Heraclius’s campaigns reversed the Persian occupation of Byzantine provinces and culminated in peace in 628.

• Byzantine themesRelated: The war exhausted imperial resources and preceded the crises that reshaped Byzantine provincial defense.

• Khosrow IIBroader topic: Khosrow's invasion of Byzantine territory defined the war's early successes and eventual reversal.

• Muslim conquest of the LevantRelated: The conflict exhausted both empires shortly before the Arab campaigns began.

• Leo III the IsaurianRelated: Its aftermath left Byzantium vulnerable to the Arab conquests confronting Leo.

• Arab conquest of EgyptRelated: Byzantine exhaustion left Egypt more vulnerable to a new invasion.

• Khosrow IRelated: It exposed the costs of the imperial rivalry that marked Khosrow’s reign.

• Muslim conquest of EgyptRelated: The war weakened Byzantine resources shortly before Muslim forces entered Egypt.

• Byzantine–Sasanian frontierBroader topic: Its conquests and reversals transformed the frontier before the Arab conquests.

• Byzantine–Sasanian War of 572–591Compared with: The 591 settlement postponed, rather than ended, the rivalry between the empires.

• Early SlavsRelated: The war strained imperial defenses before Slavic incursions into the Balkans intensified.

• GhassanidsRelated: The war reshaped the frontier world in which Ghassanid military and political influence operated.

• Iberian WarRelated: It brought the long imperial rivalry to exhaustion after later Caucasian conflicts.

• Constans IIRelated: The war exhausted both empires shortly before the Arab conquests and Constans's reign.

• Muslim conquest of SyriaRelated: The conflict left Byzantine defenses and finances strained before the Rashidun invasion.

• Anastasian WarCompared with: Its scale and exhaustion contrast with the comparatively limited Anastasian War.

• Arab invasion of ArmeniaRelated: Its devastation left Armenia vulnerable before Arab forces arrived.

• Battle of the YarmukRelated: The war left Byzantium exhausted shortly before the Arab campaigns in Syria.