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The 14 pages that link to Society Islands, each with the reason it gives.

• French PolynesiaBroader topic: This archipelago contains Tahiti and forms French Polynesia’s principal population and political center.

• TahitiNarrower topic: Tahiti belongs to the Windward Islands within this archipelago.

• Polynesian expansionBroader topic: The Society Islands were a major center of Polynesian society and long-distance connections.

• Marquesas IslandsRelated: They are the best-known neighboring archipelago within French Polynesia.

• Pōmare IIRelated: Pōmare II’s religious and political influence reached neighboring islands through alliances and mission networks.

• Line IslandsCompared with: They contrast with the Line Islands in location, political status, and island composition.

• Polynesian migrationBroader topic: These islands became a central hub in eastern Polynesian voyaging and settlement.

• PapeeteRelated: Papeete’s island group shapes its regional ties and travel connections.

• Bora BoraNarrower topic: Bora Bora is one of the archipelago’s Leeward Islands.

• Teriitaria IINarrower topic: Huahine and Maiʻao belong to this island chain.

• Austral IslandsRelated: They lie north of the Austral Islands and provide the nearest major island-group comparison.

• Gambier IslandsCompared with: The Society Islands are more populous and central to French Polynesia’s administration and tourism.

• Kingdom of Bora BoraNarrower topic: Bora Bora’s kingdom emerged within this island chain’s network of polities.

• MoʻoreaNarrower topic: Moʻorea is one of the archipelago’s Windward Islands.