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The 28 pages that link to Russian conquest of the Caucasus, each with the reason it gives.

• CaucasusRelated: It created political arrangements that continue to shape the region’s northern ties.

• North CaucasusRelated: Conquest brought the North Caucasus under Russian rule and reorganized its communities.

• North Ossetia–AlaniaRelated: Imperial expansion brought the region into the political orbit from which modern Russian rule developed.

• DerbentRelated: Russian rule incorporated Derbent into the empire after centuries of competing regional powers.

• MakhachkalaRelated: Imperial rule transformed the coastal settlement into a growing administrative and military center.

• Battle of KrtsanisiRelated: The battle preceded Russia’s consolidation of power in the region.

• IngushetiaRelated: Russian imperial rule brought Ingush lands into the empire and reshaped their political ties.

• YerevanRelated: Russian rule transformed Yerevan after its capture from Persia in 1827.

• Kabardino-BalkariaRelated: Imperial conquest transformed local rule and redrew the region’s political boundaries.

• Krasnodar KraiRelated: It brought the Kuban region under Russian imperial rule.

• AulRelated: Conquest changed the political conditions of many Caucasian auls.

• History of DagestanRelated: Conquest ended the imamate’s independence and brought Dagestan under imperial administration.

• History of Nagorno-KarabakhRelated: Russian rule reorganized the region and altered its political and demographic landscape.

• KumyksRelated: Imperial expansion ended Kumyk political arrangements and brought their homeland under Russian rule.

• LezgistanRelated: Imperial conquest reshaped administration and borders across Lezgin-inhabited lands.