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The 24 pages that link to Muscovy, each with the reason it gives.

• Kievan Rus'Related: Muscovy later claimed political and religious inheritance from the Rus' lands.

• Crimean KhanateRelated: Its rivalry with the khanate shaped steppe warfare and the expansion of Russian power.

• Serfdom in RussiaNarrower topic: Serfdom developed within Muscovy’s expanding state and landholding order.

• Union of LublinCompared with: Its military pressure on Lithuania contrasted with the negotiated partnership formed at Lublin.

• Novgorod RepublicNarrower topic: Muscovy absorbed Novgorod and incorporated its lands into an expanding state.

• Khanate of KazanRelated: Muscovy alternated between diplomacy, tribute relations, and military conflict with Kazan.

• Ivan III of RussiaNarrower topic: Ivan’s territorial expansion made this principality the dominant power in northeastern Rus’.

• Livonian ConfederationCompared with: Its growing state power contrasted with Livonia’s fragmented defenses.

• BoyarBroader topic: Its court made boyars a central political elite.

• Russian imperialismNarrower topic: Muscovy’s consolidation of neighboring lands supplied an early model for expanding Russian state power.

• Russian national identityBroader topic: Moscow’s rise helped establish the territorial and political foundations later claimed by Russian identity.

• Vladimir-SuzdalRelated: Muscovy inherited political traditions and regional prominence associated with Vladimir-Suzdal.

• East SlavsRelated: Its rise formed one major political successor to the fragmented lands of Rus'.

• Rus' peopleRelated: Muscovy drew on selected political and religious legacies associated with Rus'.

• SmolenskNarrower topic: Smolensk’s place in the western frontier changed as Muscovy expanded.

• StreltsyNarrower topic: The streltsy emerged under Muscovite rule as the state expanded and reorganized its forces.

• Alexis of RussiaNarrower topic: Alexis ruled a Muscovite state that was expanding beyond its earlier borders.

• Division of the Mongol EmpireRelated: Its expansion unfolded under and after the Golden Horde’s political dominance over Rus’.

• Pskov RepublicNarrower topic: Muscovy absorbed Pskov as it consolidated neighboring lands under centralized rule.

• Stenka RazinNarrower topic: Razin’s uprising challenged the Muscovite state before its transformation into an empire.

• Feodor III of RussiaNarrower topic: Feodor ruled Muscovy before Peter’s later imperial transformation.

• Grand Principality of MoscowCompared with: The name highlights how outsiders distinguished Moscow’s state from other Rus’ lands.

• Russo-Crimean WarsNarrower topic: Its expansion southward brought it into recurring conflict with the Crimean Khanate.

• Vasili III of RussiaNarrower topic: Vasili expanded this state and strengthened its rule over neighboring lands.