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The 22 pages that link to Punjab, each with the reason it gives.

• Green RevolutionBroader topic: Its fertile plains and infrastructure made it a leading site of high-yield wheat adoption in India.

• SikhismNarrower topic: Sikhism arose in Punjab’s cultural and political world.

• LahoreNarrower topic: Lahore is Punjab’s provincial capital and one of its principal historic centers.

• Sikh diasporaNarrower topic: Punjab is the diaspora's principal region of origin and a continuing cultural reference point.

• Ahmad Shah DurraniRelated: Repeated Durrani campaigns shaped the region’s political struggles in the eighteenth century.

• Battle of the HydaspesNarrower topic: The battle took place in its riverine landscape.

• Guru Gobind SinghNarrower topic: Its towns, routes, and ruling powers formed the setting for his life and campaigns.

• Punjab, PakistanNarrower topic: The Pakistani province is the western political portion of this larger region.

• Punjabi cuisineNarrower topic: The cuisine takes its name from a region whose two sides share food traditions.

• Sikh GurusNarrower topic: The Gurus lived and taught in the region where Sikhism took shape.

• Chenab RiverRelated: The Chenab is one of the rivers that gives Punjab its name and geography.

• Ranjit SinghNarrower topic: The region’s fragmented political landscape shaped Ranjit Singh’s expansion.

• Second Anglo-Sikh WarBroader topic: The war ended with Britain taking control of the Sikh Empire’s central territory.

• BasmatiRelated: Punjab is a major center of basmati cultivation and trade.

• Jhelum RiverNarrower topic: The Jhelum is one of the rivers that define Punjab’s historic water system.

• PunjabisNarrower topic: The region anchors Punjabi identity despite its division between two countries.

• Hindu ShahisRelated: After losing Kabul and Gandhara, the Shahis’ remaining power was concentrated in the Punjab.

• Jana Gana ManaBroader topic: It is one of the regions named in the anthem’s lyrics.

• Baba FaridNarrower topic: Farid’s life, language, and enduring shrine tradition are rooted in Punjab.

• History of SikhismNarrower topic: Sikhism emerged in Punjab’s religious and political landscape.

• Ravi RiverNarrower topic: The Ravi is one of the five rivers that give Punjab its name.

• SutlejRelated: The Sutlej is the easternmost of the rivers that give Punjab its name.