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The 19 pages that link to Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor, each with the reason it gives.

• Great Turkish WarRelated: He directed Habsburg policy through the war and negotiated the settlement.

• Charles II of SpainRelated: He opposed the Bourbon succession and backed the rival Habsburg claim to Spain.

• Battle of ZentaRelated: His monarchy was the principal Christian power whose army won at Zenta.

• Battle of ViennaRelated: His authority and policies made Vienna the Ottomans’ principal target.

• Grand AllianceRelated: He represented the Habsburg interest that anchored the alliance’s continental campaign.

• Battle of Mohács (1687)Related: His government directed the Habsburg war effort in Hungary.

• Battle of BlenheimRelated: His monarchy faced the French-Bavarian threat that the Allied victory reversed.

• Prince Eugene of SavoyRelated: Leopold admitted Eugene to Habsburg service and entrusted him with high military command.

• Holy LeagueRelated: His monarchy was the league’s principal land power.

• Archduke Charles of AustriaRelated: He promoted his younger son’s claim to the Spanish inheritance.

• Austrian ArmyRelated: His reign saw the Habsburg military expand during prolonged continental and frontier wars.

• Schönbrunn PalaceRelated: Leopold I commissioned Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach to develop a grand palace plan.

• University of InnsbruckRelated: He issued the 1669 decree that founded the institution.

• Otto von GuerickeRelated: Guericke demonstrated the hemispheres before Leopold and the Imperial Diet in 1654, before Leopold’s election.

• Suleiman IIRelated: His forces were the principal imperial adversary in Suleiman’s western campaigns.

• Heinrich Ignaz Franz BiberRelated: Biber’s courtly reputation reached the imperial sphere, where music served political ceremony and prestige.

• Peg solitaireRelated: A well-known account links the game's French court popularity to his visit.

• Raimondo MontecuccoliRelated: Montecuccoli served the emperor and commanded imperial forces during his reign.