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The 13 pages that link to Portuguese Malacca, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish East IndiesCompared with: It exemplified Portugal’s separate network of fortified Asian trading ports.

• Afonso de AlbuquerqueBroader topic: Albuquerque seized this strategic port to command a major route between the Indian Ocean and East Asia.

• Malacca SultanateBroader topic: Portuguese rule continued the port’s strategic role after the sultanate’s defeat.

• Portuguese CeylonRelated: Like Ceylon, Malacca was a strategic node in Portugal’s Indian Ocean trade network.

• Portuguese Estado da ÍndiaBroader topic: Its position at the Strait of Malacca linked the Estado to Southeast Asian trade.

• Johor SultanateCompared with: Portuguese rule at Melaka opposed Johor’s efforts to reclaim the former sultanate’s trading center.

• MalaccaBroader topic: Portuguese administration turned the port into a fortified center of trade and imperial rule.

• Portuguese conquest of MalaccaBroader topic: It was the colonial foothold created by the conquest.

• Portuguese MacauRelated: It linked Macau to Portugal’s earlier network of Asian trading ports.

• Treaty of ZaragozaRelated: Malacca connected Portugal’s established Southeast Asian network to the Moluccas dispute.

• Malacca CityBroader topic: Portuguese occupation left fortifications and Catholic institutions in the city.

• Ali Mughayat SyahCompared with: Aceh’s rise challenged the Portuguese commercial and political position across the Strait of Malacca.

• Iskandar MudaCompared with: Aceh’s repeated attacks challenged this Portuguese stronghold and its control of regional commerce.