Unified Silla

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Unified Silla was a Korean kingdom (668–935 CE) that consolidated most of the Korean Peninsula, fostering a flourishing Buddhist culture and close diplomatic and cultural ties with Tang China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical Korean kingdom
monarchy
state
alliedWith Tang dynasty
capital Gyeongju
collapsedDueTo internal strife
regional rebellions
continent Asia
country Korea
culturalInfluenceFrom Tang dynasty
culturalInfluenceOn Goryeo
currency grain-based tribute system
economyBasedOn agriculture
tribute and land-tax system
endTime 935
era Middle Ages
establishedBy Kim Yu-sin
King Munmu
followedBy Goryeo
Later Three Kingdoms
follows Three Kingdoms of Korea
linked to: Korean kingdoms
governmentType hereditary monarchy
hadConflictWith Tang dynasty
knownFor close cultural ties with Tang China
development of Hwarang tradition
flourishing Buddhist culture
unification of most of the Korean Peninsula
legalSystem Confucian-influenced law code
locatedIn Korean Peninsula
majorCity Daegu region
linked to: Yeongnam region

Gyeongju
militaryInstitution Hwarang
notableRuler King Gyeongdeok
linked to: King Taejong Muyeol

King Gyeongsun
linked to: Gyeongsun of Silla

King Heungdeok
King Munmu
King Sinmun
Queen Seondeok
notableSite Bulguksa Temple
Cheomseongdae Observatory
Seokguram Grotto
officialLanguage Old Korean
linked to: Middle Korean
partOf history of Korea
predecessor Baekje
Goguryeo
Silla
religion Buddhism
Confucianism
Shamanism
socialStructure bone-rank system
startTime 668
stateIdeology Buddhism
Confucian political ethics
succeededBy Goryeo dynasty
linked to: Goryeo
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteWithin Bulguksa Temple
Seokguram Grotto
usedScript idu system
writingSystem Classical Chinese

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Tang dynasty influenced Unified Silla
Silla event Unification of most of the Korean Peninsula
linked to: Unified Silla
Silla alsoKnownAs Unified Silla
Silla alsoKnownAs Later Silla
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Goguryeo successor Unified Silla
Baekje successor Unified Silla
Uisang era Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Balhae diplomaticRelations Unified Silla
Gyeongju formerCapitalOf Unified Silla
Gyeongju culturalHeritagePeriod Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Korean kingdoms includes Unified Silla
Silla period hasPart Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Hwarang youth corps activeDuring Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Gyeongju Historic Areas associatedWith Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Samguk Yusa focusesOn Unified Silla period
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신라 mergedInto 통일 신라
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King Jinheung house Royal House of Silla
linked to: Unified Silla
King Munmu era Unified Silla
Later Baekje enemy Later Silla
linked to: Unified Silla
Taebong precededBy Unified Silla
Hwaeom Buddhism developedIn Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Kingdom of Silla alsoKnownAs Unified Silla
Hwaeom originPeriod Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Parhae diplomaticRelations Unified Silla
Later Three Kingdoms follows Unified Silla
Kim Yu-sin influenced unified Silla
linked to: Unified Silla
King Sinmun realm Unified Silla
King Sinmun historicalPeriod Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
King Sinmun title Sovereign of Unified Silla
linked to: Unified Silla
Seokguram Grotto builtDuring Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
King Heungdeok dynasty Unified Silla
King Heungdeok realm Unified Silla
King Heungdeok timePeriod Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Daereungwon Tomb Complex significantPeriod Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla
Kyŏngju-si wasCapitalOf Unified Silla
Kyŏngju-si heritagePeriod Unified Silla period
linked to: Unified Silla