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The 39 pages that link to Ilkhanate, each with the reason it gives.

• Persian miniatureRelated: Ilkhanid manuscripts helped establish enduring conventions for Persian illustrated painting.

• Mongol siege warfareRelated: The conquest of western Asian cities helped establish Mongol rule in the region.

• Khwarazmian EmpireRelated: It later governed much of the former Khwarazmian heartland.

• Battle of Ain JalutRelated: Its rulers continued to contest Mamluk control of Syria after Ain Jalut.

• TabrizRelated: Tabriz became the Ilkhanate’s capital and a major center of its imperial administration.

• KhaganRelated: Its rulers’ relationship to the Great Khan shows how imperial rank structured Mongol sovereignty.

• Mongol invasions of AnatoliaRelated: The Ilkhanate became the principal Mongol power governing Anatolia and its eastern neighbors.

• YazdRelated: Ilkhanid-era building and patronage contributed to Yazd’s historic monuments.

• BaibarsRelated: Its conflict with the Mamluks continued the Mongol-Mamluk rivalry Baibars helped define.

• Mongol invasions of IndiaRelated: Its campaigns and rivalries shaped the western Asian setting of Mongol activity near India.

• Shrine of Imam RezaRelated: Ilkhanid-era patronage contributed to the shrine’s medieval development.

• Toluid Civil WarRelated: Hülegü’s western realm became one of the powers whose ties to Kublai were tested by the war.

• Saadi ShiraziRelated: Saadi wrote during the upheaval following the Mongol conquest of much of Iran.

• Rashid al-Din HamadaniRelated: Its rulers employed Rashid al-Din and commissioned the historical project that defined his legacy.

• Mongol invasions of SyriaRelated: Repeated failures to hold Syria limited the Ilkhanate’s western expansion.

• Temür KhanRelated: Temür’s reign maintained diplomatic ties with this western Mongol successor state.