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The 15 pages that link to Eastern Han, each with the reason it gives.

• Ban GuNarrower topic: Ban Gu’s scholarship and official career unfolded under its rulers.

• Battle of Red CliffsNarrower topic: The battle unfolded as central authority under the dynasty was breaking down.

• Yellow Turban RebellionNarrower topic: The revolt challenged a dynasty weakened by factional court politics and local disorder.

• Wang MangRelated: It inherited the political landscape after Xin’s brief interruption of Han rule.

• Xin dynastyBroader topic: Its founders treated the overthrow of Xin as restoration of legitimate Han rule.

• Cai LunNarrower topic: Cai Lun served at the imperial court during this dynasty.

• Protectorate of the Western RegionsRelated: Eastern Han rulers later reasserted authority in the Western Regions through renewed commands and campaigns.

• Ban ChaoNarrower topic: Ban Chao served this dynasty during its renewed expansion into Central Asia.

• Emperor Guangwu of HanBroader topic: It was the state Guangwu established and ruled.

• Zhang HengNarrower topic: Zhang Heng served the court during this dynasty.

• Cao PiNarrower topic: Cao Pi’s abdication ceremony formally ended this dynasty.

• Battle of GuanduNarrower topic: The battle occurred amid the dynasty’s collapse and struggles among regional warlords.

• Hua TuoNarrower topic: Hua Tuo’s life is placed near the dynasty’s end, amid political disorder and warfare.

• Zhang ZhongjingNarrower topic: Zhang Zhongjing is traditionally placed in this dynasty’s final decades.

• Xu ShenNarrower topic: Xu Shen lived and worked during this dynasty’s scholarly and political culture.