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The 19 pages that link to Chinese astronomy, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinese calendarNarrower topic: Calendar construction drew on Chinese astronomical observation and calculation.

• Crab NebulaRelated: Chinese records provide a detailed account of the 1054 guest star.

• Chinese mathematicsRelated: Astronomical calendars relied on mathematical computation and numerical tables.

• Armillary sphereNarrower topic: Chinese astronomers developed armillary instruments for observation and timekeeping.

• Chinese cosmologyRelated: Astronomical observation served calendrical needs and judgments about political order.

• GnomonNarrower topic: Chinese astronomers used gnomons to track the Sun and determine seasonal calendar dates.

• Crab PulsarRelated: Chinese observations preserve a detailed account of the supernova that preceded the pulsar.

• Chinese units of measurementRelated: Astronomical records show measurement beyond everyday length, mass, and capacity.

• Zhang HengNarrower topic: Zhang Heng developed instruments and models within this tradition.

• Four SymbolsNarrower topic: The Four Symbols originate in its mapping of the night sky.

• Orion’s BeltRelated: Chinese sky traditions placed the belt stars within a different set of asterisms and meanings.

• SN 1054Related: Chinese records preserve detailed observations of the supernova's appearance.

• Guo ShoujingNarrower topic: Guo’s instruments and measurements became part of the continuing history of Chinese astronomy.

• History of science and technology in ChinaBroader topic: Long-running observations formed a distinctive empirical tradition.

• Beehive ClusterRelated: Chinese observers gave the cluster a distinct place in traditional sky lore.

• List of Chinese star namesNarrower topic: The catalog’s names arose within this long-running observational and calendrical tradition.

• Science in the ancient worldBroader topic: Court astronomers linked accurate calendars and unusual sky events to political order.

• Yi XingNarrower topic: Yi Xing’s calendar and measurements belong to this long-running tradition.

• Zhang YuzheNarrower topic: Zhang’s institution-building helped shape its modern research era.