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The 19 pages that link to Novgorod Republic, each with the reason it gives.

• Kievan Rus'Broader topic: Novgorod developed a distinct political path within the broader Rus' world.

• MuscovyCompared with: Its political traditions differed sharply from Moscow’s increasingly centralized rule before annexation.

• Ivan III of RussiaRelated: Ivan’s campaigns and annexation of Novgorod brought its lands under Moscow’s rule.

• Alexander NevskyRelated: Alexander’s authority there depended on negotiation with Novgorod’s political institutions.

• PomorsRelated: Novgorodian settlement and commerce helped populate the White Sea region.

• Rus' peopleBroader topic: Its development shows a distinct political path within the wider Rus' world.

• Arkhangelsk OblastNarrower topic: Novgorodian expansion helped bring the White Sea region into a Russian political sphere.

• Battle of the NevaRelated: Its forces fought the Swedish-led force under Prince Alexander's command.

• Kola PeninsulaNarrower topic: Its expansion brought Russian political influence into the Kola region.

• Northern DvinaRelated: Novgorodian expansion brought the Northern Dvina region into a wider trade and political network.

• Swedish–Novgorodian WarsNarrower topic: It was the eastern Baltic power on one side of the wars.

• Battle on the IceRelated: Its political and territorial interests brought its forces into conflict with the Order.

• Pskov RepublicRelated: Pskov’s political development was closely linked to its former dependence on Novgorod.

• Vasily II of MoscowCompared with: Its continuing autonomy illustrates the limits of Moscow’s authority during Vasily’s reign.

• Grand Principality of MoscowCompared with: Novgorod was Moscow’s major northern rival before its annexation in 1478.

• Vasily I of MoscowRelated: Vasily’s pressure on Novgorod tested Moscow’s growing regional authority.

• Appanage RussiaCompared with: Its communal institutions differed from the hereditary princely rule dominant elsewhere.

• Novgorod schoolRelated: Its civic and ecclesiastical institutions commissioned and preserved local artworks.

• Veliky NovgorodBroader topic: The republic was the distinctive political order that shaped the city for centuries.