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The 27 pages that link to Kingdom of Poland, each with the reason it gives.

• Polish–Lithuanian CommonwealthBroader topic: It was one of the two states united by the Union of Lublin.

• Grand Duchy of LithuaniaCompared with: Its institutions and political weight differed from the duchy's, despite centuries of shared rulers.

• Mongol invasion of EuropeRelated: Mongol forces raided Polish lands during the campaign toward Legnica.

• Battle of GrunwaldRelated: The victory increased Poland’s standing, although it did not destroy the Teutonic state.

• Grand Duchy of FinlandCompared with: It was a wartime creation, unlike Finland’s century-long status within the Russian Empire.

• Piast dynastyNarrower topic: The Piasts founded and later restored the kingdom that outlasted their ruling house.

• Polish–Lithuanian UnionNarrower topic: Its separate institutions and political traditions remained influential within the shared state.

• Livonian ConfederationCompared with: Poland’s royal institutions offered a different model of political authority from Livonia’s confederation.

• JogailaRelated: Jogaila ruled this kingdom as Władysław II Jagiełło from 1386.

• Sigismund II AugustusNarrower topic: Sigismund held its crown before it joined Lithuania in the Commonwealth.

• Battle of VarnaRelated: Władysław brought Polish royal authority into the campaign against the Ottomans.

• Jan DługoszRelated: Długosz served its rulers and made its past the central subject of his histories.

• PodoliaRelated: Polish authority and settlement deeply influenced Podolia after its transfer to the Polish Crown.

• Congress of GnieznoBroader topic: The congress helped prepare the political and ecclesiastical foundations for Poland’s royal status.

• History of PolandRelated: Its medieval formation transformed the Piast polity into a crowned kingdom.

• Kingdom of Galicia–VolhyniaRelated: Polish rulers competed for Galicia after the local dynasty’s extinction.

• Louis I of HungaryRelated: Louis acquired its crown through his mother’s dynastic claim.

• ŁódźRelated: Its authorities promoted Łódź as a center for textile manufacturing.

• Wenceslaus II of BohemiaNarrower topic: Wenceslaus secured its crown in 1300, extending Přemyslid rule beyond Bohemia.

• Stephen the GreatRelated: Stephen negotiated with Polish rulers to gain leverage against stronger neighbors.

• Lesser Poland VoivodeshipRelated: Kraków and much of historic Lesser Poland held central importance in the medieval kingdom.

• Casimir I the RestorerCompared with: Casimir reunited much of Poland but ruled as duke rather than restoring the kingdom.

• KielceNarrower topic: Kielce’s history unfolded within successive Polish kingdoms and political unions.

• KurówNarrower topic: Kurów developed within the medieval and early modern Polish realm.

• Władysław I HermanNarrower topic: Władysław governed its lands during a period when royal authority had weakened.

• CzęstochowaNarrower topic: Częstochowa developed within successive Polish states and their changing political borders.

• Polish–Lithuanian–Teutonic WarRelated: Poland joined Lithuania against the Order and led the allied campaign.