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The 16 pages that link to Zhuge Liang, each with the reason it gives.

• Three KingdomsRelated: His campaigns against Wei and efforts to govern Shu became central to his later reputation.

• SichuanRelated: His career is closely tied to the Shu Han court in Sichuan.

• Cao CaoRelated: He became a prominent architect of the coalition that resisted Cao Cao at Red Cliffs.

• Battle of Red CliffsRelated: He is traditionally associated with securing Liu Bei’s alliance with Sun Quan.

• Liu BeiRelated: Liu Bei recruited him in 207 and entrusted him with Shu Han’s government.

• Shu HanRelated: He directed the state’s administration and northern campaigns after Liu Bei’s death.

• Sun QuanRelated: His diplomacy helped renew the Wu–Shu alliance after the Jing Province conflict.

• BaoziRelated: A popular origin legend credits Zhuge Liang with introducing buns resembling baozi.

• Du MuRelated: Du Mu wrote about Zhuge Liang as a case for evaluating political judgment and military leadership.

• Repeating crossbowRelated: Later tradition associates his name with the Zhuge nu, though the attribution is uncertain.

• QujingRelated: Later traditions connect his southern campaigns with the historical landscape of Yunnan.

• Sky lanternRelated: Tradition links the lantern’s invention to Zhuge Liang, though the attribution is uncertain.