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The 18 pages that link to Taika Reform, each with the reason it gives.
RitsuryōBroader topic: Its centralizing ambitions preceded formal ritsuryō codes.
NengōRelated: The reforms provide the historical setting for the first Japanese era name.
Taihō CodeRelated: Its centralizing ambitions anticipated the institutions formalized in 701.
Asuka periodRelated: It advanced the centralizing project associated with the Asuka court.
Yamato polityBroader topic: The reforms recast older court authority into a more centralized state.
Empress GenmeiNarrower topic: Its centralizing program formed a precedent for Genmei’s court.