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The 13 pages that link to Mahdist State, each with the reason it gives.

• Anglo-Egyptian SudanRelated: Its defeat created the opening for Britain and Egypt to establish joint rule.

• KhartoumRelated: Its forces captured Khartoum and made Omdurman their capital.

• Battle of OmdurmanNarrower topic: The battle destroyed the state’s military power and ended its rule over Omdurman.

• MillenarianismBroader topic: The Mahdi’s expected deliverance mobilized religious authority against Egyptian and British rule.

• Mahdist WarBroader topic: It was the political order the uprising created and the reconquest destroyed.

• MahdiBroader topic: It arose when Muhammad Ahmad declared himself the Mahdi in 1881.

• Siege of KhartoumRelated: Its forces besieged Khartoum and made the city their capital after its capture.

• OmdurmanRelated: Omdurman became the Mahdist State’s capital in the 1880s.

• Sudan RailwaysCompared with: Its defeat preceded the colonial railway-building program.

• Khartoum NorthRelated: Its rule transformed the political order of the region surrounding present-day Khartoum North.

• Charles George GordonRelated: The movement's victory at Khartoum ended Gordon's administration and founded a new regime.

• Rabih az-ZubayrRelated: Rabih’s military career began within this state’s forces before he established independent rule.

• History of SudanBroader topic: The Mahdist revolution briefly replaced foreign rule with an independent Sudanese regime.