Parhae

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Parhae was a multi-ethnic kingdom that flourished in Northeast Asia from the late 7th to early 10th century, occupying parts of Manchuria, the Korean Peninsula, and the Russian Far East.

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Parhae canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical kingdom
multi-ethnic state
successor state of Goguryeo
alternativeName Balhae
Bohai
capital Donggyeong
linked to: Sanggyeong

Holhanseong
Junggyeong
Namgyeong
linked to: Sanggyeong

Sanggyeong
continent Asia
diplomaticRelations Japan
Tang dynasty
Unified Silla
endTime 926
engagedIn maritime trade with Japan
overland trade with Tang China
ethnicComposition Goguryeo people
Khitan people
Malgal tribes
Mohe tribes
other Tungusic peoples
fallCause conquest by the Khitan Liao dynasty in 926
flourishedDuring 8th century
9th century
early 10th century
late 7th century
foundedBy Dae Joyeong
founderEthnicity Goguryeo
Mohe
governmentType monarchy
knownFor complex administrative system modeled on Tang China
urban planning with multiple capitals
languageUsed Classical Chinese (in official documents)
partOf medieval Korean history
predecessor Goguryeo
Tang dynasty control in former Goguryeo territories
region Northeast Asia
religion Buddhism
shamanism
startTime 698
successor Khitan Liao dynasty
linked to: Liao dynasty
territoryIncludes Liaodong region
linked to: Liaodong Peninsula

Primorsky Krai area
Russian Far East
linked to: Russia Far East

lower Amur region
linked to: Amur River basin

northern Korean Peninsula
parts of Manchuria
tributaryTo Tang dynasty
writingSystem Chinese characters

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Balhae alsoKnownAs Parhae
Bohai alternativeName Parhae