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The 18 pages that link to Gustavus Adolphus, each with the reason it gives.

• Thirty Years' WarRelated: His victories made Sweden a leading Protestant power in the conflict.

• Swedish EmpireRelated: His military campaigns and reforms established Sweden as a major continental power.

• ArtilleryRelated: His forces made lighter, more mobile guns a stronger part of battlefield tactics.

• Military revolutionRelated: His army became a key case in Roberts's argument about battlefield innovation.

• Uppsala UniversityRelated: Royal support under his reign helped restore and expand Uppsala University.

• Field artilleryRelated: His forces helped establish more mobile, coordinated artillery on European battlefields.

• Sigismund III VasaRelated: His campaigns continued the dynastic and territorial conflict with Sigismund.

• Christian IV of DenmarkCompared with: His military successes contrasted with Christian IV’s failed intervention in Germany.

• Charles IX of SwedenBroader topic: Charles secured the succession for his son before his own death.

• LivoniaRelated: His campaigns helped secure Swedish control over much of Livonia.

• Axel OxenstiernaRelated: Oxenstierna served as his chief minister and helped steer Sweden’s intervention in the war.

• GothenburgRelated: His government established the city as a strategic Swedish port.

• Kalmar WarRelated: He succeeded Charles IX during the war and inherited its military and diplomatic crisis.

• Finland under Swedish ruleRelated: His reign consolidated the state structures that governed Finland during Sweden’s imperial era.

• Swedish overseas coloniesRelated: His reign established the political context for Sweden’s later colonial project.

• History of SwedenRelated: His campaigns helped establish Sweden as a major European power.

• Ingrian WarRelated: His reign brought renewed Swedish pressure and the eventual peace settlement.

• Johannes MesseniusRelated: His government imprisoned Messenius amid concerns about religious allegiance and political loyalty.