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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2025

Kim Yu-sin

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This episode covers the rise, peak, and decline of the ancient Korean kingdom of Silla, tracing its development from the early Saroguk state through its internal aristocratic power struggles, the formation of its ruling systems, and the political and military maneuvering that eventually enabled the unification of the Three Kingdoms. It also examines Silla's adoption of Confucian and Buddhist institutions, its shifting balance of power among the jingol elite, and the kingdom's later deterioration. Beyond politics, the episode looks at Silla's role in wider regional networks-its participation in Silk Road trade routes, its transmission of culture, technology, and philosophy to Japan, and its integration of Chinese intellectual traditions-showing how Silla operated as a major connector in East Asia rather than a peripheral state.

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