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The 13 pages that link to Nader Shah, each with the reason it gives.

• Safavid dynastyCompared with: He restored Persian power after the Safavid state’s collapse, then displaced its last shah.

• MashhadRelated: His capital and burial place linked Mashhad to an era of imperial power.

• Ottoman–Safavid relationsRelated: His later campaigns against the Ottomans show that the rivalry outlasted Safavid rule.

• Agha Mohammad Khan QajarRelated: His empire’s collapse formed part of the political upheaval preceding Agha Mohammad Khan’s rise.

• Ahmad Shah DurraniRelated: Durrani served in his army before Nader Shah’s assassination opened a path to power.

• Afsharid dynastyBroader topic: His rise and conquests created the dynasty.

• Koh-i-NoorRelated: He carried the diamond from Delhi to Persia after defeating the Mughal emperor.

• Razavi Khorasan ProvinceRelated: His empire was centered in Mashhad, tying the city to a major chapter of regional history.

• Zand dynastyRelated: His assassination in 1747 fractured the empire from which Zand power emerged.

• Karim Khan ZandRelated: His assassination in 1747 opened the succession struggle in which Karim Khan gained power.

• BojnordRelated: The Afsharid period shaped the region’s political history.

• Afsharid IranBroader topic: His conquests and coronation established the monarchy’s power and character.

• Mirwais HotakRelated: His campaigns ultimately reversed the expansion begun by Mirwais’s successors.