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The 34 pages that link to Qajar dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of TurkmenchayRelated: Qajar rulers launched the campaign to recover territories lost to Russia.

• Treaty of GulistanRelated: Qajar Iran accepted the treaty after its military defeat.

• Persian classical musicRelated: Qajar-era musicians helped transmit and organize repertories later associated with the radif.

• Afsharid dynastyRelated: The Qajars ultimately displaced Afsharid and Zand rivals to unify Iran.

• TahrirRelated: Qajar-era recordings and musicians preserve evidence of tahrir’s historical performance practice.

• TarRelated: The tar’s modern form and prominence in court music developed during the Qajar era.

• Tehran ProvinceRelated: The Qajars made Tehran Iran’s capital, beginning its ascent as a political center.

• Persian Cossack BrigadeRelated: The brigade was created as an armed instrument of Qajar royal authority.

• HaremRelated: Qajar-era images and accounts became prominent in modern representations of Persian harems.

• Sistan and Baluchestan ProvinceRelated: Qajar-era boundary disputes helped establish the present frontier near Sistan and Baluchestan.

• Kerman ProvinceRelated: Many historic buildings and gardens in Kerman Province took shape during Qajar rule.

• Markazi ProvinceRelated: The province’s modern administrative geography developed through Iran’s later state-building eras.

• Persian traditional musicRelated: Qajar court musicians helped transmit repertories later organized as the radif.

• Hossein BehzadRelated: Behzad’s early life unfolded as Qajar rule gave way to the Pahlavi period.

• VaraminRelated: Qajar-era changes shaped the wider region in which Varamin developed.

• Guarded Domains of IranRelated: Qajar monarchs used formal Persian designations for the realm in official settings.

• Iranian danceRelated: Qajar-era court and urban entertainment influenced later understandings of Persian dance.