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The 22 pages that link to Treaty of Turkmenchay, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of GulistanRelated: Its later settlement extended the losses established at Gulistan.

• Great GameRelated: It reinforced British perceptions of Russian momentum toward regions adjoining India.

• Treaty of GeorgievskRelated: It shows how Russian expansion continued beyond the protectorate established at Georgievsk.

• TabrizRelated: The treaty fixed Tabriz within Qajar Iran near a newly altered imperial frontier.

• Russo-Persian War (1804–1813)Related: It extended the border settlement begun at Gulistan after another Russian victory.

• Naser al-Din Shah QajarRelated: Its terms continued to shape Iran’s relationship with Russia during his reign.

• Persian Cossack BrigadeRelated: Its aftermath helped establish the Russian leverage that later shaped the brigade's command.

• Battle of KrtsanisiRelated: It records the later settlement of the Persian-Russian contest over the Caucasus that surrounded the battle.

• YerevanRelated: It fixed the imperial transition that placed Yerevan under Russian control.

• Pan-IranismRelated: Its territorial settlement reinforced the memory of a divided Iranian cultural sphere.

• Anglo-Persian WarRelated: The treaty’s aftermath intensified Persia’s vulnerability and its search for influence elsewhere.

• History of ArmeniaRelated: It placed much of eastern Armenia under Russian imperial administration.

• LezgistanRelated: It completed a wider reordering of the region’s imperial boundaries.

• Russian ArmeniaRelated: Its cessions placed much of present-day Armenia under Russian rule.

• Whole AzerbaijanRelated: Its division of Azerbaijani-populated lands between Russian and Persian rule underlies the idea's north–south framing.