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The 15 pages that link to Ibrahim Pasha, each with the reason it gives.

• Greek War of IndependenceRelated: His intervention nearly crushed the revolution before European powers acted.

• Suleiman the MagnificentRelated: His rise from the imperial household to grand vizier illustrates the personal networks behind Suleiman's government.

• Battle of MohácsRelated: He helped direct the Ottoman campaign that defeated the Hungarian army.

• Muhammad Ali of EgyptBroader topic: His campaigns extended Muhammad Ali’s power beyond Egypt.

• First Saudi StateRelated: His army besieged the capital and defeated the First Saudi State.

• DevshirmeRelated: His ascent exemplifies the political reach available to palace-trained recruits.

• Ottoman courtRelated: His rise and fall reveal the opportunities and dangers of proximity to the sultan.

• DiriyahRelated: His siege brought the First Saudi State’s capital to its end.

• Battle of NavarinoRelated: His fleet and troops were central to the Ottoman-Egyptian war effort facing the allied powers.

• Theodoros KolokotronisCompared with: His invasion of the Peloponnese made him Kolokotronis’s principal military opponent in the later war.

• Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al SaudCompared with: His later conquest ended the state Abdulaziz helped expand.

• Ali Pasha of YaninaCompared with: His fate offers an earlier Ottoman example of a powerful subordinate destroyed by the ruler he served.

• Classical Age of the Ottoman EmpireRelated: His career illustrates the influence and vulnerability of high officials at Suleiman’s court.

• Muhteşem YüzyılRelated: His political ascent and fall anchor the series’ portrayal of palace power.

• Ottoman–Wahhabi WarRelated: His advance across Najd culminated in the siege of Diriyah.