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The 14 pages that link to Northern Song dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• KaifengRelated: Kaifeng reached its height as the Northern Song capital, called Bianjing.

• Literati paintingNarrower topic: Many early ideals later associated with literati painting emerged among Song scholars and artists.

• Jin dynastyRelated: Song cooperation with the Jurchens against Liao ended in the loss of its northern capital.

• Yue FeiNarrower topic: Yue Fei’s early life and military service began before the Song court moved south.

• Fan KuanNarrower topic: Fan Kuan’s career and artistic setting belong to this period.

• Along the River During the Qingming FestivalNarrower topic: The scroll is a celebrated visual source for its capital during this period.

• Bi ShengNarrower topic: Bi Sheng’s work arose amid the period’s commercial growth and expanding book culture.

• Wu SchoolRelated: Wu artists studied its landscape traditions as authoritative models.

• Han ShizhongNarrower topic: Han's early career began before the Northern Song collapsed and its court fled south.

• Fan ZhongyanNarrower topic: Fan’s career unfolded within its civil bureaucracy and court politics.

• Guo XiNarrower topic: Guo Xi worked at the imperial court during this dynasty.

• Li TangRelated: Li Tang established his reputation at court before the dynasty’s fall in the north.

• Zhou BangyanNarrower topic: Zhou's career unfolded amid the dynasty's flourishing urban culture and court arts.

• TaiyuanRelated: Song forces captured Jinyang in 979 and dismantled the city.