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The 27 pages that link to Yunnan, each with the reason it gives.

• SichuanCompared with: Its highland geography and ethnic diversity contrast with Sichuan’s basin-centered character.

• GuangxiCompared with: Like Guangxi, it is ethnically diverse and borders Vietnam, but has no coastline.

• Tea Horse RoadRelated: Yunnan supplied tea and connected southern branches of the network.

• GuizhouCompared with: It shares the plateau region with Guizhou but lies farther west.

• NanzhaoNarrower topic: Nanzhao's core territory lay in the region now known as Yunnan.

• CassiteriteBroader topic: Its tin deposits include cassiterite mineralization associated with granitic systems.

• Chengjiang biotaNarrower topic: The Chengjiang fossil beds occur in this province.

• Dali KingdomNarrower topic: The Dali Kingdom’s territory centered on the region now called Yunnan.

• Third plague pandemicBroader topic: The pandemic’s recognized nineteenth-century outbreak developed in this province.

• South ChinaBroader topic: Its highlands and international borders mark the region’s inland, continental edge.

• Yunnan–Guizhou PlateauBroader topic: The plateau covers much of Yunnan’s elevated eastern and central regions.

• Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Protected AreasNarrower topic: The protected areas occupy the province's mountainous northwest.

• KunmingNarrower topic: Kunming is Yunnan’s provincial capital and largest city.

• Salween RiverBroader topic: The Salween crosses Yunnan, where hydropower and water management decisions affect its upper reaches.

• Stone ForestNarrower topic: The Stone Forest is among Yunnan’s best-known natural landmarks.

• Dali CityNarrower topic: Dali City’s provincial setting connects it to Yunnan’s diverse highland geography and borderland history.

• Du WenxiuNarrower topic: Its terrain and regional society shaped the rebellion's course.

• Kachin StateRelated: Its border with Kachin State supports cross-border trade and influences regional politics.

• Lady Amherst's pheasantBroader topic: Parts of the species' native range lie in this province.

• MyitkyinaRelated: The nearby Chinese frontier shapes cross-border trade and movement around Myitkyina.

• Shan HillsRelated: The northern Shan uplands connect geographically with China’s mountainous southwest.

• Southwestern ChinaBroader topic: Its southern location links the region to mainland Southeast Asia.

• First Mongol invasion of BurmaRelated: Mongol forces operating from Yunnan pressed Pagan to acknowledge Mongol authority.

• PanzhihuaRelated: Panzhihua lies close to Yunnan and serves as a northern gateway to the province.

• QujingNarrower topic: Qujing is one of Yunnan’s prefecture-level cities, in the province’s east.

• Red Deer Cave peopleNarrower topic: The population is known from a regional cave record shaped by Yunnan's geography.

• VetulicoliaRelated: Several key vetulicolian fossils come from Yunnan's Early Cambrian strata.