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The 13 pages that link to Taihō Code, each with the reason it gives.

• Nara periodBroader topic: It supplied a governing framework inherited by the Nara court.

• RitsuryōBroader topic: It gave the ritsuryō system a foundational, detailed code.

• Taika ReformBroader topic: It formalized a centralized order whose development the Taika Reform had helped initiate.

• Japanese regnal yearsRelated: Its era-name system helped establish year designation practices in Japan.

• Shoku NihongiRelated: The chronicle records the institutions and policies established under this legal order.

• Tenpyō-hōjiNarrower topic: Its institutions formed part of the governmental framework under which Tenpyō-hōji unfolded.

• Tenpyō-shōhōCompared with: It provides an earlier institutional backdrop to the court operating under this era name.

• TenpyōRelated: The ritsuryō system established by this code structured government during Tenpyō.

• Provinces of JapanRelated: It codified the central government's provincial organization.

• WadōRelated: Its administrative system shaped the court that announced Wadō.

• YōrōCompared with: It preceded the Yōrō Code and provides a basis for comparing legal revisions.

• Jinshin WarRelated: The centralizing reforms after the war helped prepare the institutional framework it formalized.

• KeiunRelated: The code’s institutions remained part of the political order during Keiun.