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The 13 pages that link to Shang Yang, each with the reason it gives.

• Qin dynastyRelated: His reforms shaped the state’s administrative and military foundations.

• Warring States periodRelated: His reforms helped Qin mobilize resources more effectively than its rivals.

• LegalismRelated: His reforms show how Legalist principles could be applied to taxation, administration, and military service.

• State of QinRelated: His reforms reshaped Qin’s institutions under Duke Xiao.

• Han FeiRelated: His reforms supplied a powerful precedent for rule through law and state organization.

• Li SiRelated: Earlier Qin reforms created the powerful bureaucracy in which Li Si rose.

• Eastern ZhouRelated: His reforms helped transform Qin into the state that would end the Zhou period.

• Bai QiRelated: His reforms helped build the state institutions that supported Qin armies in Bai Qi’s era.

• Qin militaryRelated: His reforms tied military merit to rank and state service.

• Shen BuhaiCompared with: Han Fei contrasted Shen Buhai’s methods for officials with Shang Yang’s emphasis on laws.

• Duke Mu of QinRelated: His program transformed Qin by methods distinct from the earlier achievements attributed to Duke Mu.

• Qin's wars of unificationRelated: His legal and administrative changes increased Qin's capacity to mobilize troops.

• Four occupationsCompared with: His policies privileged agriculture and military service more directly than the scholar-centered hierarchy.