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The 14 pages that link to Shulchan Aruch, each with the reason it gives.

• TalmudRelated: Its rulings draw on the Talmud through generations of interpretation and legal codification.

• HalakhaBroader topic: It remains a widely used framework for practical halakhic rulings.

• MishnahCompared with: It offers practical legal rulings centuries after the Mishnah’s foundational compilation.

• KashrutRelated: It systematized practical rulings on kashrut for later communities.

• ResponsaRelated: Its concise rulings often serve as a baseline for later responsa.

• Babylonian TalmudRelated: It codifies rulings whose foundations often lie in Talmudic discussion and later interpretation.

• Rabbinic literatureRelated: It demonstrates how later authorities distilled rulings from rabbinic legal traditions.

• HavdalahRelated: Its rulings helped standardize practical observance of Havdalah.

• Mishneh TorahCompared with: It became a central practical code, unlike the Mishneh Torah’s broader systematic design.

• Vilna GaonRelated: The Gaon’s comments used this widely studied code as a point of legal analysis.

• Joseph KaroBroader topic: Karo’s best-known work distilled his legal decisions into a compact code.

• Ovadia YosefRelated: Yosef's rulings regularly engaged with this central code and its later commentators.

• RishonimCompared with: Its publication supplies the conventional chronological boundary separating Rishonim from Acharonim.

• AcharonimRelated: Its publication marks a major starting point for the era’s legal commentary.