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The 16 pages that link to Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca, each with the reason it gives.

• Partitions of PolandRelated: The war’s end freed Russian attention for intervention in the Commonwealth after the first partition.

• Treaty of KarlowitzCompared with: It illustrates a later phase of Ottoman territorial retreat, driven by Russia rather than the Karlowitz coalition.

• Crimean KhanateBroader topic: Its terms made the khanate formally independent but vulnerable to Russian intervention.

• Eastern QuestionBroader topic: Its provisions gave Russia leverage in Ottoman affairs and helped make the empire’s future an international concern.

• Treaty of Paris (1856)Compared with: It exemplifies Russian gains in the region that the 1856 settlement sought to curb.

• Sea of AzovRelated: Its terms helped shift control of Crimea and the Azov region toward Russia.

• Selim IIIRelated: Its aftermath helped intensify Ottoman concern about military weakness before Selim’s reign.

• Mahmud IIRelated: Its consequences formed part of the strategic pressure for military and state reform.

• OdessaRelated: Its aftermath helped create the political conditions for Russia’s expansion toward the site of Odessa.

• Ottoman CaliphateRelated: Its wording gave Ottoman sultans a diplomatic basis for asserting authority over Muslims beyond imperial borders.

• Russo-Turkish War (1768–1774)Related: Its ambiguous provisions became a basis for later Russian claims to protect Ottoman Christians.

• Grigory PotemkinRelated: Its terms created the opening for Russian influence in Crimea that Potemkin later exploited.

• Battle of ChesmaRelated: Chesma weakened Ottoman naval power during the war that ended with this treaty.

• Battle of the AlmaRelated: Its disputed implications for Russia’s role in protecting Ottoman Christians fed later tensions.

• Mustafa IIIBroader topic: Signed after Mustafa III’s death, it formalized the defeat his government had struggled to avert.

• Russo–Circassian WarRelated: Its territorial and diplomatic consequences helped open the way for further Russian expansion.