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The 13 pages that link to Middle Persian, each with the reason it gives.

• AshaRelated: Middle Persian texts develop Asha's interpretation as asha becomes ard in later usage.

• AvestanRelated: It became a major language for interpreting and translating Avestan scripture.

• Shapur IRelated: Shapur’s inscriptions used Middle Persian to address subjects and posterity.

• Tajik languageRelated: It represents a major historical stage in the development of Persian varieties.

• Persian mythologyRelated: Middle Persian works transmit important mythic traditions beyond the Avesta.

• AtropateneRelated: The form Āturpātakān helped transmit Atropatene’s name into later regional usage.

• BarbadRelated: Sasanian-era terminology connected with Barbad circulated in this linguistic world.

• MazdakismRelated: The movement belonged to a Middle Persian-speaking world, though direct Mazdakite writings have not survived.

• BorzuyaRelated: The Panchatantra’s Persian adaptation is traditionally said to have been made in this language.

• KartirRelated: Kartir’s surviving inscriptions use Middle Persian to address royal and religious audiences.