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The 36 pages that link to Java, each with the reason it gives.

• IndonesiaBroader topic: Java concentrates political power and population within an archipelagic state.

• SumatraCompared with: Java is more densely populated, while Sumatra retains larger areas of forest and sparsely settled land.

• SulawesiCompared with: Java’s dense settlement and volcanic arc contrast with Sulawesi’s branching form and fragmented habitats.

• BaliRelated: The narrow Bali Strait separates the island from Java.

• Sunda ArcBroader topic: Java forms the arc’s central, densely inhabited volcanic segment.

• TempehRelated: Tempeh is especially associated with Javanese food traditions.

• JakartaNarrower topic: Jakarta occupies Java’s northwest coast, linking the city to the island’s dense settlement and economic networks.

• Java SeaRelated: Its northern coast forms the Java Sea's southern boundary.

• Sunda TrenchRelated: Its volcanic arc lies landward of the trench's eastern subduction segment.

• Benedict AndersonRelated: Anderson’s fieldwork and writing examined Javanese politics, language, and political culture.

• Indonesian archipelagoBroader topic: Its dense settlement makes this island central to Indonesia’s political and demographic geography.

• Cultivation SystemBroader topic: The policy was imposed across Java, where village land and labor were organized.

• Indonesian mass killings of 1965–66Broader topic: Large-scale killings and mass arrests occurred across Java, where political and religious networks were extensive.

• Christmas IslandRelated: Java is the nearest major island, roughly 350 kilometres north of Christmas Island.

• Java ManNarrower topic: The island’s geological deposits preserve the sites where the fossils were discovered.

• Java WarNarrower topic: Its terrain and densely settled communities shaped the war’s reach and tactics.

• Christiaan EijkmanBroader topic: Eijkman conducted his beriberi research there while serving in a medical laboratory.

• Volcanic soilBroader topic: Volcanic deposits and tropical weathering shape extensive, intensively cultivated soils there.

• Javanese peopleNarrower topic: The island is the Javanese people's historic homeland and the setting for major regional differences.

• East JavaNarrower topic: East Java occupies the island’s eastern portion.

• SemarangNarrower topic: Semarang occupies Java’s north coast, along a major inter-island corridor.

• StegodonRelated: Stegodon fossils from Java help trace the genus’s Southeast Asian distribution.

• Sun MicrosystemsBroader topic: Java became Sun’s most influential software platform beyond its operating systems.

• Central JavaNarrower topic: Central Java occupies the island’s central stretch.

• Raden WijayaNarrower topic: Wijaya established his kingdom in the island’s East Javanese political landscape.

• SatayRelated: Java is strongly associated with satay’s development and many Indonesian styles.

• Stamford RafflesNarrower topic: Raffles’s lieutenant-governorship placed him at the center of British rule on Java.

• Sunda IslandsBroader topic: Java is a densely populated core island of the Greater Sunda Islands.

• SurabayaNarrower topic: Surabaya occupies Java’s northeastern coast, facing the island of Madura.

• Greater Sunda IslandsBroader topic: It is the group’s most densely populated island and contains Indonesia’s capital region.

• MaduraRelated: Java lies directly across the strait and shapes Madura’s regional connections.

• Solo ManNarrower topic: Solo Man’s known fossil localities lie along Java’s Solo River.

• West JavaNarrower topic: West Java occupies the island's western region.

• CilegonNarrower topic: Cilegon occupies Java’s western tip.

• KertanagaraNarrower topic: Singhasari’s court and Kertanagara’s campaigns were centered on this island.

• Music of IndonesiaRelated: Javanese traditions provide a useful comparison with other regional musical systems.