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

• Russian EmpireBroader topic: Its settlement confirmed the territorial gains behind the empire’s proclamation.

• Swedish EmpireRelated: It formalized the territorial losses that ended Sweden’s great-power position.

• Great Northern WarBroader topic: Its territorial settlement formalized Russia’s gains and Sweden’s loss of Baltic power.

• Charles XII of SwedenRelated: It formalized Sweden’s loss of Baltic territories and Russia’s rise as a great power.

• Battle of PoltavaRelated: Its terms formalized gains made possible by the Russian victory at Poltava.

• KareliaRelated: It brought parts of Swedish Karelia under Russian control.

• First Partition of PolandRelated: Russia’s rise as a Baltic power increased pressure on its western neighbor.

• LivoniaBroader topic: It confirmed Russian rule over the former Swedish province.

• Baltic Sea tradeRelated: Its territorial settlement gave Russia new Baltic ports and changed the map of regional trade.

• Catherine I of RussiaRelated: Catherine inherited the territorial gains that had made Russia a Baltic power.

• Battle of NarvaRelated: Its settlement ultimately undid the strategic gains Sweden defended at Narva.

• Karelian IsthmusRelated: It transferred territories including the isthmus from Sweden to Russia.

• Battle of GangutRelated: The treaty formalized the strategic changes that Russian victories, including Gangut, helped secure.

• KareliansRelated: It transferred eastern Karelia to Russia and helped establish a lasting political divide.

• Northern WarBroader topic: Its terms formalized the war’s territorial outcome and Russia’s rise as a Baltic power.

• Ingrian WarCompared with: Unlike Stolbovo, it transferred Baltic territories from Sweden to Russia.