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The 24 pages that link to Pragmatic Sanction of 1713, each with the reason it gives.

• Habsburg MonarchyBroader topic: It sought to keep the composite monarchy intact under Maria Theresa.

• Maria TheresaRelated: It underpinned Maria Theresa’s claim to inherit the Habsburg lands.

• Salic lawCompared with: It demonstrates a dynastic system that explicitly permitted a woman to inherit.

• Austria-HungaryNarrower topic: The dynastic principle behind the monarchy’s shared ruler predated its 1867 constitutional union.

• War of the Austrian SuccessionRelated: Its recognition by other powers became the central diplomatic dispute when Maria Theresa succeeded Charles VI.

• House of HabsburgRelated: It attempted to preserve the composite monarchy when the male line was expected to end.

• Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867Related: The Compromise preserved a dynastic unity rooted in the Habsburg lands’ earlier legal framework.

• Charles VI, Holy Roman EmperorRelated: Charles issued it to preserve his lands as one inheritance for Maria Theresa.

• Leopold I, Holy Roman EmperorRelated: Leopold’s succession arrangements for his sons created the dynastic problem Charles VI later addressed.

• Kingdom of BohemiaRelated: It enabled Maria Theresa to inherit the Bohemian crown in 1740.

• Silesian WarsRelated: Its contested guarantee of Maria Theresa’s inheritance helped create the crisis surrounding the first war.

• War of the Polish SuccessionRelated: France’s recognition of it formed part of the bargain that ended the war.

• Diplomatic RevolutionRelated: Disputes over the succession it protected triggered the war that left Austria seeking new security.

• Ferenc DeákRelated: The settlement retained a shared monarch and common affairs within this dynastic framework.

• Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748)Related: The treaty’s recognition of Maria Theresa affirmed the succession at the conflict’s center.

• Frederick William I of PrussiaCompared with: Frederick William’s refusal to honor it helped provoke conflict with Austria over the succession.

• Queen regnantBroader topic: It secured Maria Theresa’s succession to Habsburg territories despite earlier inheritance restrictions.

• Spanish HabsburgsCompared with: It contrasts with Spain’s unresolved male-line succession, which ended the Spanish branch.

• Archduke Charles of AustriaRelated: Charles issued it to protect the Habsburg inheritance after his only son died.

• First Silesian WarRelated: Its contested acceptance created the succession crisis that opened the way for Prussia’s attack.

• Franz Joseph INarrower topic: Its dynastic principle underpinned the Habsburg state Franz Joseph inherited.

• Second Silesian WarRelated: Disputes over Maria Theresa’s inheritance destabilized the Habsburg monarchy and opened the wider war.

• Austrian colonial policyRelated: The diplomatic pressure to secure recognition of the succession shaped Charles VI’s foreign policy priorities.

• Charles Louis Auguste FouquetRelated: Challenges to this succession triggered the war in which Fouquet served.