  This work derives a model for systems of entangled particles of which
quantized spacetime is an emergent property, thus modeling the emergence of
(quantized) spacetime from quantum entanglements. To confirm meaningful
compatibility with general relativity, a mathematical model of quantum gravity
is derived from this model and shown to be consistent with general relativity
at classical scales. This work builds on recent advancements which use similar
models to account for the emergence of Minkowski spacetime. However, unlike
these other works, this work is based on a distance function that does not
imply a universal metric space. Instead, metric inequalities are indicated to
be relative to frames of reference, in the same way as special relativity
asserts that other coordinate space properties are. In short, this paper
advances the unification of the branches of modern physics via a quantum model
that accounts for relativity's core concept, spacetime - complete with quantum
and gravitational effects.
