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شیلا

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Also known as Seora, Seorabeol, Sara, Saro, Gyerim, Shilla, Silla (Kingdom), Kingdom of Silla

یک پادشاهی در شرق شبه‌جزیره کره (۵۷ پ.م–۹۳۵)

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Silla was a Korean kingdom that lasted nearly a thousand years (from 57 BCE to 935 CE) in the southern and central regions of the Korean peninsula, and it was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea alongside Baekje and Goguryeo. Although it was the smallest of the three kingdoms in terms of population, with roughly 850,000 people compared to several million in each of the other two, it played a significant role in Korean history during this period.

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Key facts

Country.native_name
(Hanja) (Hangul)
Country.conventional_long_name
Silla
Country.common_name
Silla
Country.status
Kingdom
Country.government_type
Monarchy
Country.year_start
57 BCE
Country.year_end
935 CE
Country.life_span
57 BCE – 935 CE
Country.event_start
Establishment
Country.event_end
Handover to the Goryeo
Country.event1
Introduction of Buddhism
Country.date_event1
530
Country.event2
Campaigns of King Jinheung
Country.date_event2
551–585
Country.event3
Silla-Tang War
Country.date_event3
670–676
Country.event4
Later Silla
Country.date_event4
668–935

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
realm
Religion
Buddhism
Country
Silla
Continent
Asia
Capital
Gyeongju
Official language
Old Korean
Area
146000
Form of government
monarchy
Image
Earthenware Funerary Objects in the Shape of a Warrior on Horseback 도기 기마인물형 명기 03.jpg
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official religion
Mahāyāna
Commons category
Silla Kingdom
topic's main category
Category:Silla
inception
0057-00-00
dissolved, abolished or demolished date
0892-00-00
category of associated people
Category:Silla people
OpenStreetMap tag
historic:period=silla
described by source
Samguk sagi
native label
서벌
located in the present-day administrative territorial entity
North Korea
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