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The 27 pages that link to House of Habsburg, each with the reason it gives.

• Habsburg MonarchyNarrower topic: The monarchy was the dynasty’s Central European complex of lands.

• Philip II of SpainRelated: Philip inherited a Habsburg network of crowns and possessions.

• Austrian EmpireRelated: Its monarchs governed the empire and supplied its dynastic continuity.

• Leopold I, Holy Roman EmperorNarrower topic: Leopold’s authority and succession came from his place in this dynasty.

• Marie AntoinetteNarrower topic: Marie Antoinette’s birth into this dynasty made her marriage a Habsburg diplomatic instrument.

• AustriaRelated: Its long rule made Austria the center of a multiethnic monarchy.

• Habsburg SpainNarrower topic: Its marriage alliances and inheritances supplied the ruling dynasty of Spain.

• Holy Roman EmperorRelated: Its sustained electoral dominance made the office increasingly hereditary in practice.

• House of BraganzaCompared with: The Spanish Habsburgs held Portugal before the Braganzas restored its separate monarchy.

• Mary of BurgundyNarrower topic: Mary’s marriage extended this dynasty’s dynastic reach into the Low Countries.

• DynastyBroader topic: Habsburg marriages and inheritances assembled a widely dispersed collection of territories.

• Joanna of CastileRelated: Joanna's marriage and inheritance brought its Spanish branch to power.

• King of the RomansRelated: Habsburgs frequently secured the title for heirs while an emperor still reigned.

• Rudolf II, Holy Roman EmperorNarrower topic: Rudolf belonged to this dynasty, whose succession struggles shaped his political life.

• Francis I of AustriaRelated: Francis’s authority rested on the Habsburg dynasty’s hereditary lands and titles.

• Rudolf I of GermanyBroader topic: Rudolf’s sons inherited Austrian lands that anchored this branch’s rise.

• Margaret of ParmaNarrower topic: Margaret’s birth and political authority belonged to this dynasty’s system of rule.

• Spanish HabsburgsNarrower topic: The Spanish Habsburgs were its Iberian branch.

• House of MediciCompared with: Habsburg power constrained and redirected Medici diplomacy and territorial ambitions.

• Archduke Charles of AustriaNarrower topic: Charles’s Spanish claim rested on his membership in the Austrian Habsburg dynasty.

• Battle of MorgartenRelated: The Habsburg dynasty supplied the political and military power opposing the Swiss alliance.

• Gonzaga familyRelated: Gonzaga marriages linked Mantua to Habsburg power and imperial politics.

• Wenceslaus II of BohemiaRelated: Habsburg influence in Bohemia grew after the Přemyslid line ended.

• Battle on the MarchfeldNarrower topic: Rudolf’s victory laid the foundation for Habsburg rule in Austria.

• Freiburg im BreisgauRelated: Freiburg came under Habsburg rule in the late fourteenth century.

• History of AustriaRelated: Habsburg rule shaped Austria’s political institutions and territorial reach for centuries.

• TyrolRelated: Habsburg rule shaped Tyrol’s place within the Austrian lands for centuries.