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韓国半島の東南部にあった古代王国は何でしょうか？
新羅はどのような王国でしたか？
新羅の創世神話はどのようなものでしたか？
Study Notes
- Shilla was an ancient kingdom in the southeastern region of the Korean peninsula.
- It existed for about 700 years, from 57 BC to 668 AD.
- Shilla made significant contributions to culture, arts, religion, and politics.
- It played a major role in the development of Buddhist culture.
- Shilla had close relations with China and Japan.
- It had a unique creation myth, different from the Dangun myth of the Korean peninsula.
- Shilla was one of the Three Kingdoms of ancient Korea, alongside Baekje and Goguryeo.
- It was known as a maritime kingdom.
- The center of Shilla was on Jeju Island, where many historical sites and cultural relics remain.
- The text notes that there is no kingdom called "Chinra" and that the term likely refers to Shilla.
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Test your knowledge of ancient Korean history by taking our Shilla Kingdom quiz. Discover fascinating facts about this maritime kingdom, its contributions to culture, religion, and politics, and its close relations with China and Japan. Learn about Shilla's unique creation myth and its role in the development of Buddhist culture. Explore the historical sites and cultural relics that remain on Jeju Island, the center of Shilla. Don't be fooled by the term "Chinra" - it's just another name for this
