Korean Kingdoms and Dynasties

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Korea's ancient kingdom that ruled the north.

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Goguryeo

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Korea's ancient kingdom that dominated the peninsula by 300 CE due to trade with Japan.

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Goguryeo

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Korean kingdom that unified the peninsula with Chinese help.

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Silla

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Korean kingdom with few nobles and many farmers.

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Silla

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Korean kingdom that improved agriculture and trade through land grants and irrigation.

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Silla

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Korean kingdom that established trade with Japan, China, and India.

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Silla

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Korean kingdom with a civil service academy for aristocrats based on Confucianism.

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Silla

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Korean kingdom that provided aristocrats with salary and land, requiring property return upon leaving office.

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Silla

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Korean kingdom known for promoting arts and building Buddhist temples, including the tallest structure in East Asia at the time.

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Silla

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Korean kingdom that printed Buddhist texts with wooden blocks, aiding its spread.

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Silla