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

• RisorgimentoRelated: Its monarchy and government became the institutional center of unification.

• Crown of AragonBroader topic: Its conquest extended royal authority and trade routes into the central Mediterranean.

• Kingdom of NaplesCompared with: Its dynasty led the unification that absorbed Naples’ successor kingdom.

• Kingdom of SicilyRelated: Its creation formed part of the papal diplomacy surrounding the conflict over Sicily.

• Republic of GenoaCompared with: Its monarchical rule replaced Genoa’s republican institutions after 1815.

• Expedition of the ThousandRelated: Its army and monarchy ultimately absorbed the territories conquered by Garibaldi.

• Second Italian War of IndependenceRelated: Its rulers sought to expand their influence and unite Italian territories.

• TurinRelated: Turin served as its capital before becoming the first capital of unified Italy.

• Battle of SolferinoRelated: Its alliance with France brought Sardinian forces into the campaign.

• House of SavoyBroader topic: Its crown gave the dynasty a kingdom and the base for unification.

• CarbonariRelated: Carbonari activity extended into this kingdom, another center of opposition to restored absolutism.

• First Italian War of IndependenceNarrower topic: It was the principal state leading the military challenge to Austrian rule.

• Joseph de MaistreNarrower topic: De Maistre served this state as a diplomat and defended its royal order.

• Roman Republic (1849)Compared with: Its monarchical route to national unity differed from the Roman Republic’s democratic republicanism.

• Charles Albert of SardiniaNarrower topic: Its institutions and territory defined Charles Albert’s monarchy.

• PiedmontBroader topic: Its mainland government and political power were centered in Piedmont.

• Cisalpine RepublicCompared with: Unlike the Cisalpine Republic, it remained a monarchy and later led Italian unification.

• Duchy of SavoyBroader topic: It replaced the Duchy of Savoy as the dynasty’s principal state in 1720.

• Grand Duchy of TuscanyRelated: It was the receiving state when Tuscany voted for union in 1860.

• Battle of InkermanRelated: Its later entry expanded the coalition formed around the campaign in which Inkerman was fought.

• Battle of MagentaNarrower topic: Its army fought alongside France against Austria in the battle.

• War of the Quadruple AllianceRelated: The postwar exchange gave Savoy Sardinia and established the kingdom’s name.

• Camillo Benso, Count of CavourNarrower topic: Its government and army supplied the institutional base for Cavour’s unification policy.

• History of CorsicaCompared with: Its expansion contrasts with Corsica’s incorporation into the French state.

• History of SardiniaBroader topic: The Savoyard kingdom became the political vehicle through which the Italian kingdom was proclaimed.

• ItalyRelated: Its government and army drove the political unification campaign.

• Victor Emmanuel INarrower topic: It was the monarchy Victor Emmanuel inherited and later restored to Turin.