Sabi

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Sabi was an ancient Korean city that served as the later capital of the Baekje kingdom and a major political and cultural center on the Korean Peninsula.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
former capital city
archaeologicalStatus major archaeological site
associatedWithRuler King Seong of Baekje
King Uija of Baekje
King Wideok of Baekje
capitalOf Baekje
capitalPeriodEnd 660
capitalPeriodStart 538
conqueredBy Silla–Tang alliance
contains Busosanseong Fortress
Gwanbuk-ri Archaeological Site
Jeongnimsa Temple Site
Nakhwaam Rock
country Baekje
culture Baekje culture
linked to: Baekje architecture
event fall of Baekje in 660
followedBy Buyeo (Later Baekje capital site)
foundedAsCapitalBy King Seong of Baekje
heritageDesignation Historic Site of South Korea
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
historicalEra Three Kingdoms of Korea
kingdom Baekje
knownFor Baekje Buddhist temples
linked to: Baekje architecture

Baekje palace and fortress remains
Baekje stone pagodas
languageUsed Old Korean (Baekje dialect)
linked to: Old Korean
locatedIn Baekje
Korean Peninsula
locatedInPresentDay Buyeo-gun
linked to: Buyeo

Republic of Korea
linked to: South Korea

South Chungcheong Province
modernSettlementCoreOf Buyeo-eup
otherName Sabi Fortress
Sabi-seong
linked to: Sanggyeong
partOf Baekje Historic Areas cultural landscape
region Honam region
religion Buddhism in Baekje
linked to: Korean Buddhism

Korean indigenous beliefs
replaced Ungjin
role cultural center of Baekje
economic center of Baekje
political center of Baekje
significance major cultural center on the Korean Peninsula
major political center on the Korean Peninsula
UNESCOWorldHeritageInscriptionYear 2015
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteComponentOf Baekje Historic Areas

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