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The 34 pages that link to Great Northern War, each with the reason it gives.

• Russian EmpireRelated: Victory secured Russia’s Baltic foothold before Peter declared the empire.

• Peter the GreatRelated: Victory gave Peter’s Russia a Baltic foothold and established it as a European power.

• Baltic SeaRelated: The war ended Sweden’s dominance and established Russia as a major Baltic power.

• Swedish EmpireRelated: Sweden’s defeat in this conflict ended its status as a major European power.

• Saint PetersburgRelated: Russian control of the Neva delta enabled Peter to establish the city.

• Augustus II the StrongRelated: The war brought invasion, rival kings, and a temporary loss of Augustus’s Polish crown.

• Electorate of SaxonyRelated: Augustus II’s dual rule drew Saxony into the struggle for the Polish crown.

• Tsardom of RussiaRelated: Victory secured Russia’s Baltic foothold and enabled Peter’s imperial proclamation.

• Russian NavyRelated: Victory secured Russia’s Baltic access and enabled construction of a Baltic fleet.

• Baltic Sea tradeRelated: Sweden’s defeat and Russia’s rise altered access to ports and the region’s commercial leadership.

• Catherine I of RussiaRelated: Catherine met Peter during the war, as Russian forces occupied Livonia.

• Denmark–NorwayRelated: Denmark–Norway’s participation shaped its rivalry with Sweden and its Baltic position.

• TallinnRelated: The war transferred Tallinn from Swedish to Russian rule.

• Age of LibertyRelated: The war’s losses weakened Sweden and discredited its absolutist system.

• PetrozavodskRelated: Wartime demand for weapons prompted the founding of Petrovsky Ironworks.

• Stanisław LeszczyńskiRelated: Swedish intervention during the war helped bring Leszczyński to the Polish throne.

• History of LatviaRelated: Russia's victory transferred Livonia and Riga into the Russian Empire.

• History of EstoniaRelated: Russia’s victory transferred Estonia from Swedish to Russian rule.

• History of SwedenRelated: The defeat ended Sweden's great-power era and shifted influence in northern Europe.

• Ingrian WarRelated: Russia later reversed the strategic loss of Baltic access established at Stolbovo.

• OuluRelated: Russian occupation and wartime disruption affected Oulu during the conflict.