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The 14 pages that link to Mithridates VI Eupator, each with the reason it gives.

• Lucius Cornelius SullaRelated: The Senate’s decision to give Sulla command against Mithridates became a flashpoint in his rivalry with Marius.

• SarmatiansRelated: His wars involved Sarmatian groups among the powers around the Black Sea.

• Tigranes the GreatRelated: Their alliance connected Tigranes’s expansion to Pontus’s struggle against Rome.

• BithyniaCompared with: His wars with Rome show the wider conflict that constrained Bithynia’s final rulers.

• First Mithridatic WarRelated: His expansion and resistance to Roman rule brought the two powers into war.

• LucullusRelated: Lucullus spent much of his eastern command pursuing Mithridates and dismantling his power.

• Mithridatic WarsRelated: His ambitions and strategies drove the conflict across Anatolia and the eastern Mediterranean.

• Third Mithridatic WarRelated: His survival and renewed resistance kept Rome campaigning for more than a decade.

• Bosporan KingdomRelated: His conquest briefly placed the Bosporan Kingdom within a wider Pontic imperial project.

• Second Mithridatic WarRelated: His return to Cappadocia triggered the conflict.

• Battle of TigranocertaRelated: He advised Tigranes against risking a pitched battle with Lucullus.

• Kingdom of PontusBroader topic: His expansion and resistance defined Pontus’s final decades.

• Mithridates II of ParthiaCompared with: Despite sharing a name and opposing Rome, he ruled a different kingdom generations later.

• Quintus SertoriusRelated: Sertorius negotiated with Mithridates, linking the rebellion to Rome’s eastern conflicts.