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The 21 pages that link to Faisal I of Iraq, each with the reason it gives.

• French Mandate for Syria and the LebanonRelated: His Syrian kingdom challenged France’s claim to govern the mandate.

• Arab RevoltRelated: He led the revolt’s northern campaign and became its principal political representative.

• Pan-ArabismRelated: His advocacy of Arab unity preceded the movement's later mass politics.

• T. E. LawrenceRelated: Lawrence worked closely with Faisal, helping connect his forces with British support.

• San Remo ConferenceRelated: His Syrian government opposed French control following the conference's allocation.

• Nuri al-SaidRelated: Al-Said helped establish Faisal's government and served as a senior figure in his monarchy.

• Iraqi nationalismRelated: Faisal promoted a unified Iraqi identity while confronting the difficulty of building it from diverse communities.

• Hashemite dynastyRelated: His Iraqi reign shows the dynasty’s early reach beyond Jordan.

• Sharif Hussein bin AliRelated: Faisal commanded the revolt's northern forces and represented its political ambitions.

• British Mandate of MesopotamiaRelated: Britain installed Faisal as monarch to lead Iraq under the mandate arrangement.

• Henri GouraudRelated: Gouraud’s later French command in Syria opposed Faisal’s Arab nationalist project.

• Battle of MaysalunRelated: His government was expelled from Damascus after the French victory.

• Edmund AllenbyRelated: Faisal’s Arab forces cooperated with Allenby’s army during the 1918 advance.

• Gertrude BellRelated: Bell supported Faisal’s selection as king and advised his new government.

• Ghazi of IraqRelated: Ghazi inherited the throne from his father after Faisal’s death in 1933.

• History of IraqRelated: He helped establish the monarchy and negotiate Iraq’s position under British influence.

• History of SyriaRelated: His short-lived kingdom embodied Syrian hopes for post-Ottoman Arab independence.

• Franco-Syrian WarRelated: His government rejected French control and organized Syria’s resistance.