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The 15 pages that link to Swiss Confederation, each with the reason it gives.

• Old Swiss ConfederacyNarrower topic: It is the later state whose name and historical identity draw on the older alliance.

• ETH ZurichNarrower topic: ETH Zurich was created to serve the newly consolidated federal state.

• ZurichNarrower topic: Zurich is a major city within the federation, not its national capital.

• Act of MediationNarrower topic: The modern Confederation developed from the federal form restored in 1803.

• Swiss Federal Constitution of 1848Narrower topic: The constitution replaced this loose confederation with a stronger national government.

• Cantons of SwitzerlandNarrower topic: The Confederation is the national government and state, not a synonym for any one canton.

• Swiss literatureNarrower topic: Its cantonal structure underlies the regional variety of Swiss literary life.

• Swiss Federal CouncilNarrower topic: The Federal Council is the executive organ of this broader political entity.

• Battle of MorgartenNarrower topic: Morgarten is retrospectively treated as an early milestone in the Confederation’s long development.

• Canton of SchwyzNarrower topic: Schwyz’s early alliance belongs to the longer history of this state.

• Swabian WarNarrower topic: The Confederacy’s growing autonomy after the war became part of the longer path toward the modern Swiss state.

• VaudNarrower topic: Vaud’s admission in 1803 linked its regional history to the modern Swiss state.