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The 14 pages that link to Polish–Lithuanian Union, each with the reason it gives.

• Teutonic OrderRelated: The alliance created the powerful coalition that challenged the order’s control of the Baltic region.

• Kingdom of PolandBroader topic: The union began with dynastic ties that reshaped the kingdom’s future.

• Personal unionBroader topic: The early arrangement joined the crowns while the two polities initially kept separate institutions.

• Battle of GrunwaldNarrower topic: The union made joint action against the Teutonic Order possible.

• Union of KrewoNarrower topic: Krewo began the long sequence of agreements joining the two states.

• Christianization of LithuaniaRelated: The union supplied dynastic and diplomatic incentives for Lithuania’s Catholic baptism.

• JogailaNarrower topic: Jogaila’s marriage and kingship began the union’s enduring dynastic phase.

• Sigismund II AugustusNarrower topic: The Union of Lublin transformed this longer relationship during Sigismund’s reign.

• Battle of VarnaRelated: Władysław’s death in Hungary affected Poland’s dynastic and political direction within the union.

• Jadwiga of PolandRelated: Jadwiga’s marriage helped establish the union’s dynastic foundations.

• Lithuanian CrusadeCompared with: Its Christian alliance countered the order’s claim to defend the region through crusade.

• Władysław II JagiełłoNarrower topic: Jagiełło’s reign made this evolving union central to both states.

• Casimir IV JagiellonNarrower topic: Casimir governed both realms, but their union remained a negotiated relationship rather than a single centralized state.

• Battle of the Vorskla RiverNarrower topic: Vorskla exposed the limits of Lithuania’s independent military reach within the wider regional alliance.