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The 13 pages that link to Iranian peoples, each with the reason it gives.

• Iranian languagesCompared with: Ethnic identity and language classification overlap but are not interchangeable.

• Persianate cultureCompared with: Persianate affiliation extended to many non-Iranian peoples and cannot be reduced to Iranian ethnicity.

• BactriaNarrower topic: Ancient Bactrians spoke an eastern Iranian language and shared cultural ties with Iranian peoples.

• MedesNarrower topic: The Medes belonged to the broader Iranian-speaking world.

• Iranian national identityNarrower topic: Iranian identity includes communities whose languages and regional histories differ from Persian-speaking national narratives.

• PashtunsNarrower topic: Pashtuns are commonly classified among Iranian peoples through their language and historical connections.

• Arsacid dynastyNarrower topic: The Arsacids belonged to the wider Iranian cultural and linguistic world.

• KurdsNarrower topic: Kurds belong to this broader linguistic and historical grouping.

• Baloch peopleNarrower topic: Baloch identity belongs to a broader Iranian ethnolinguistic family.

• Indo-Aryan peoplesCompared with: They belong to the adjacent Iranian branch of Indo-Iranian, not the Indo-Aryan branch.

• Pan-IranismNarrower topic: Pan-Iranism invokes these peoples as a basis for cultural or political unity.

• Culture of IranNarrower topic: Iran’s cultural life reflects communities whose identities extend beyond a single language or ethnicity.

• Greater IranNarrower topic: Their migrations and communities formed much of the region’s human and cultural foundation.