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The 26 pages that link to Sui dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Tang dynastyRelated: Sui political breakdown created the opening for Tang founder Li Yuan to seize power.

• Imperial examinationRelated: Sui rulers began using examinations as an alternative to relying solely on inherited status.

• Grand Canal of ChinaRelated: Sui rulers connected existing waterways into a strategic north–south network.

• RitsuryōRelated: Sui institutions formed part of the continental model Japan studied.

• Chang'anRelated: The Sui founded a new capital at Daxing, later called Chang'an.

• Northern and Southern DynastiesRelated: Sui conquest brought the concurrent rule of northern and southern regimes to an end.

• Middle ChineseRelated: The Qieyun was compiled during this period, amid efforts to codify literary pronunciation.

• Asuka periodRelated: Diplomatic contact with Sui China exposed Japanese envoys to a powerful centralized state.

• Northern ZhouRelated: Yang Jian took the Northern Zhou throne in 581 and founded Sui.

• XianbeiRelated: The Sui emerged from northern aristocratic networks shaped by centuries of Xianbei-led rule.

• Western WeiRelated: The Sui founder Yang Jian came from a family connected to Western Wei’s elite networks.

• Battle of SalsuRelated: Its invasion force suffered the defeat at Salsu.

• Eastern Turkic KhaganateRelated: Sui diplomacy and military pressure shaped the new khaganate's early survival.

• Three Departments and Six MinistriesRelated: The Sui established an influential version of the central administrative structure.