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The 15 pages that link to Khanate of Kazan, each with the reason it gives.

• Golden HordeBroader topic: It carried Horde political traditions into the middle Volga region.

• Ivan the TerribleBroader topic: Its capture opened the Volga corridor to Russian expansion and became a defining victory of Ivan’s reign.

• Crimean KhanateCompared with: It was another successor khanate, but its political fate unfolded in the Volga region.

• Volga RiverRelated: Control of Kazan opened the Middle Volga to Muscovite expansion.

• Russian conquest of SiberiaRelated: Its conquest strengthened Russia’s position east of Moscow before the Siberian campaigns.

• JochiBroader topic: It shows how Jochi’s line persisted after the Golden Horde fragmented.

• KazanBroader topic: It made Kazan a political capital before Russian rule.

• TatarstanBroader topic: Its conquest began centuries of Russian rule over the territory now known as Tatarstan.

• Volga BulgariaRelated: It inherited the region’s political and Islamic traditions after the Golden Horde fragmented.

• TokhtamyshRelated: Its emergence illustrates the successor states that replaced unified Horde rule.

• Saint Basil's CathedralRelated: Its defeat provided the political occasion for the cathedral's construction.

• Tokhtamysh–Timur warRelated: It illustrates the successor polities that developed as the Horde’s central authority declined.

• Vasily II of MoscowRelated: Its forces captured Vasily II after the 1445 battle and demanded a ransom.

• Grand Principality of MoscowCompared with: Its conquest by Ivan IV marked the expansion of Moscow beyond the former Rus’ principalities.

• Russo-Kazan WarsRelated: Its shifting rulers and alliances made it Moscow’s principal opponent in the wars.