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The 21 pages that link to Qajar Iran, each with the reason it gives.

• Safavid IranCompared with: Its later monarchy inherited a state shaped by Safavid religious and political institutions.

• Treaty of TurkmenchayNarrower topic: The treaty marked a major loss of territory and sovereignty under the Qajar dynasty.

• Caucasian WarRelated: Russian-Iranian rivalry helped establish the imperial frontier adjoining the North Caucasus.

• Treaty of GeorgievskRelated: Iranian pressure helped drive Heraclius II to seek Russian protection.

• Iranian rialNarrower topic: The rial became Iran’s currency during the final years of Qajar rule.

• Russo-Persian War (1804–1813)Narrower topic: The war grew from the dynasty’s effort to defend its northern frontier and authority.

• Zand dynastyBroader topic: Its formation completed the transition from Zand fragmentation to a new centralized dynasty.

• BábNarrower topic: The Báb’s ministry unfolded amid Qajar rule and its religious and political institutions.

• Persian Cossack BrigadeNarrower topic: The brigade's creation and service belong to Qajar Iran's political and military history.

• Battle of KrtsanisiNarrower topic: The victory briefly restored Persian authority over Georgia within the wider history of Qajar power.

• William Knox D'ArcyRelated: The Qajar government granted D'Arcy's oil rights while seeking revenue and foreign investment.

• Alexander GriboyedovNarrower topic: Griboyedov’s Persian mission took place under Qajar rule.

• KashanRelated: Many of Kashan’s celebrated merchant houses date from the Qajar period.

• Semnan ProvinceRelated: The province’s modern administrative history developed under the centralized Qajar state.

• BojnordRelated: Bojnord’s modern urban history developed under Qajar-era regional administration.

• Mirza Fatali AkhundovRelated: His Persian-language writings addressed reform and religious authority in the Qajar world.

• Afsharid IranRelated: Qajar consolidation in 1796 closed the Afsharid era and restored a durable central monarchy.

• BábismNarrower topic: Bábism began under Qajar rule, amid political tensions and religious change.

• Anglo-Persian WarNarrower topic: Qajar rulers pursued control over Herat during the dynasty’s later decades.

• Constitutionalism in IranNarrower topic: The revolution challenged the political order and royal authority of the Qajar state.

• History of the CaucasusRelated: Qajar Iran fought Russia over Caucasian territories and lost much of its northern frontier.