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The 14 pages that link to Liaodong Peninsula, each with the reason it gives.

• LiaoningBroader topic: It gives the province its distinctive southern coastline and strategic position.

• DalianNarrower topic: Dalian occupies the peninsula’s southern tip, a position central to its history.

• Triple InterventionBroader topic: The intervention specifically compelled Japan to relinquish this territory.

• Siege of Port ArthurRelated: Its strategic position made Port Arthur valuable to both Russian and Japanese planners.

• Port ArthurNarrower topic: Port Arthur occupies its southern tip, near sea routes into the Yellow Sea.

• Shandong PeninsulaCompared with: It faces Shandong across the Bohai Strait, creating a geographic counterpart.

• Goguryeo–Sui WarRelated: Sui armies crossed Liaodong to reach Goguryeo’s western frontier and fortified centers.

• Bohai StraitRelated: Its southern tip helps define the strait’s northern boundary.

• ShenyangRelated: Shenyang’s provincial hinterland includes this strategically important coastal region.

• Liaodong BayRelated: Its western coast helps define the bay’s eastern boundary.

• Old ChosŏnRelated: Old Chosŏn’s territory and influence extended into the Liaodong region.

• YingkouNarrower topic: Yingkou stands at the peninsula's northern gateway, where the coast meets the Liao River plain.

• LiaoyangRelated: Liaoyang lies inland from the peninsula’s strategic ports and approaches.

• LüshunkouNarrower topic: Its position made Lüshun’s harbor strategically valuable to regional powers.