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The 53 pages that link to Grand Duchy of Lithuania, each with the reason it gives.

• LithuaniaNarrower topic: It was the predecessor state whose lands and political traditions shaped Lithuania.

• BelarusNarrower topic: Belarusian lands formed a central part of this state for centuries.

• Christianization of LithuaniaNarrower topic: The conversion transformed the religious identity of this diverse polity.

• Polish–Lithuanian UnionNarrower topic: It was the eastern partner whose autonomy and territories shaped the union’s terms.

• Sigismund II AugustusNarrower topic: Sigismund ruled it alongside Poland and negotiated its new constitutional relationship with the Crown.

• Vytautas the GreatNarrower topic: Vytautas’s campaigns and administration strengthened this state during his grand duchy.

• MindaugasNarrower topic: It grew from the political consolidation associated with Mindaugas’s rule.

• Polotsk PrincipalityNarrower topic: Polotsk became part of this expanding polity after its period of independent rule.

• SamogitiaNarrower topic: Samogitia's political fate was bound to this state's expansion and diplomacy.

• KaunasNarrower topic: Kaunas developed within this state’s political and trading networks.

• GediminasNarrower topic: Gediminas expanded and strengthened this state during his reign.

• Battle of OrshaNarrower topic: Its forces formed the Lithuanian part of the army at Orsha.

• Battle of the Vorskla RiverNarrower topic: Its expansion into the southern steppe brought it into direct conflict with the Horde.

• Jan Karol ChodkiewiczNarrower topic: Chodkiewicz belonged to the Lithuanian political elite and held offices in the Grand Duchy.

• BabruyskNarrower topic: Babruysk became part of this state after the region shifted from earlier Rus' rule.

• Battle of Blue WatersNarrower topic: Its expansion under Algirdas brought Lithuanian forces into conflict with the Horde.