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The 15 pages that link to Shah Abbas I, each with the reason it gives.

• Safavid dynastyBroader topic: His reforms and campaigns brought the dynasty to its political and cultural high point.

• Safavid IranBroader topic: His reforms and rebuilding of Isfahan mark the dynasty’s high point.

• IsfahanRelated: His capital-building program shaped the city's celebrated seventeenth-century center.

• MashhadRelated: His pilgrimage to Mashhad and patronage helped raise the shrine’s prestige.

• Ottoman–Safavid relationsRelated: His campaigns recovered territory and his diplomacy exploited Ottoman commitments elsewhere.

• Shah Ismail IBroader topic: His later reforms addressed military and political weaknesses inherited from the early Safavid system.

• Safavid artRelated: His patronage and capital-building projects reshaped the scale and setting of Safavid art.

• Gunpowder empiresBroader topic: He reorganized Safavid forces, including firearm-equipped infantry, during conflict with the Ottomans.

• QizilbashRelated: He curtailed Qizilbash commanders’ power by expanding royal military forces.

• Naqsh-e Jahan SquareRelated: He directed Isfahan’s expansion and commissioned the square’s major buildings.

• Reza AbbasiRelated: Abbasi's career flourished during the reign that established Isfahan as a major court center.

• Si-o-se-polRelated: His building program created the political setting for the bridge’s construction.

• Aliquli JabbadarRelated: His court established the capital’s prominence as a center of Safavid artistic patronage.

• Mir DamadRelated: His court's transformation of Isfahan formed the political setting for Mir Damad's career.

• Mir Emad HassaniRelated: His reign provided the courtly setting in which Mir Emad worked.