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The 9 pages that link to Qi State, each with the reason it gives.

• ShandongBroader topic: Its territory made Shandong a major center of early Chinese political life.

• Shandong PeninsulaRelated: Its territory encompassed much of the peninsula in ancient times.

• Lu stateCompared with: Qi was Lu’s recurring rival and the dominant neighboring power in the region.

• Guan ZhongNarrower topic: Guan Zhong’s reforms and service to its ruler helped Qi become preeminent.

• Zou YanBroader topic: Qi’s court and scholarly circles formed the setting for Zou Yan’s career.

• CujuBroader topic: Cuju was associated in early accounts with the Qi capital and its inhabitants.

• Sun BinRelated: Sun Bin served Qi and helped shape its military fortunes.

• YanCompared with: Yan’s earlier invasion of Qi was followed by Qi’s recovery and later rivalry between the states.

• ZiboRelated: Qi’s political center stood at Linzi, within present-day Zibo.