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The 19 pages that link to Mahdist War, each with the reason it gives.

• SudanRelated: The Mahdist state briefly displaced Egyptian rule before Anglo-Egyptian conquest.

• KhartoumNarrower topic: The siege and capture of Khartoum were pivotal episodes in the war.

• Fashoda IncidentRelated: The British advance through Sudan followed the defeat of the Mahdist state.

• Herbert KitchenerBroader topic: Kitchener led the reconquest that defeated the Mahdist state and restored Anglo-Egyptian control.

• Battle of OmdurmanNarrower topic: Omdurman was the decisive late-stage battle in this longer war.

• Muhammad AhmadBroader topic: Ahmad’s proclamation in 1881 initiated the uprising’s first phase.

• Mahdist StateNarrower topic: The war created the state and ultimately brought about its defeat.

• MahdiBroader topic: The war shows the military and political consequences of Muhammad Ahmad’s Mahdi claim.

• Infantry squareNarrower topic: Late nineteenth-century British campaigns there preserved the square's use against fast-moving attacks.

• Siege of KhartoumNarrower topic: Khartoum’s siege was a decisive episode in this wider war.

• DarfurRelated: The Mahdist state captured Darfur and ended the sultanate’s brief restoration.

• Yohannes IVRelated: Mahdist expansion on Ethiopia’s western frontier culminated in Yohannes’s final campaign.

• Charles George GordonNarrower topic: The siege that killed Gordon was one episode in this wider war.

• Rabih az-ZubayrRelated: The war’s armies and political upheaval formed the setting for Rabih’s rise.

• Wad MadaniRelated: The conflict shaped the political setting in which Wad Madani later developed.

• Religious warBroader topic: It joined Islamic renewal claims to resistance against imperial authority.

• El ObeidNarrower topic: The siege of El Obeid occurred during this broader conflict.

• Jihad of Usman dan FodioCompared with: Both movements invoked Islamic reform, but the Mahdist revolt began decades later in a different political setting.

• Wilfrid Scawen BluntRelated: Blunt opposed British military policy in Sudan during the conflict.