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The 14 pages that link to Palermo, each with the reason it gives.

• SicilyBroader topic: Palermo has repeatedly served as Sicily’s political and cultural center.

• Kingdom of SicilyRelated: As the kingdom's capital, Palermo concentrated its court, administration, and cultural exchange.

• Sicilian VespersBroader topic: The uprising began there during Easter Monday observances.

• Al-IdrisiRelated: Al-Idrisi worked at the royal court in Palermo under Roger II.

• Roger II of SicilyRelated: Roger made Palermo the center of royal government and court life.

• Anti-Mafia PoolNarrower topic: The Pool worked within Palermo’s courts and investigated Mafia networks rooted in the city.

• Albert AnastasiaRelated: Anastasia was born in Palermo in 1902.

• Carlo GambinoRelated: Gambino emigrated from Sicily to the United States as a young man.

• Aghlabid dynastyRelated: Its capture in 831 gave the Aghlabids a lasting foothold in Sicily.

• Norman-Arab-Byzantine cultureBroader topic: Its royal court brought Latin, Arabic, and Greek-speaking people into sustained contact.

• Giuseppe Tomasi di LampedusaRelated: Lampedusa was born and died in Palermo, the city central to his social world.

• Muhammad al-IdrisiRelated: Al-Idrisi worked in Palermo, a hub connecting Mediterranean cultures and scholarship.

• Alessandro CagliostroBroader topic: Cagliostro’s Sicilian origins became central to later attempts to identify him.

• Muslim SicilyBroader topic: As the emirate's capital, Palermo concentrated administration, commerce, and scholarship.