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• Who was the last king of Silla, the one who handed his kingdom over to Wang Geon of Goryeo of his own accord?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which rock in Buyeo, Korea, carries the legend that court ladies threw themselves into the river when Baekje fell?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which of the Five Secular Precepts (Sesok Ogye) of ancient Korea means 'do not retreat in battle'?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which son of King Gwanggaeto succeeded his father as king of Goguryeo?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which kind of tomb, built for rulers in the Bronze Age when Gojoseon took shape in Korea, set a huge capstone on top of supporting stones?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• In the Four Guardians painted on the walls of Goguryeo tombs, which mythical creature guards the north?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which festival did Goguryeo hold every tenth month, when the whole country gathered to offer rites to heaven?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which power destroyed Balhae in 926?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Daegaya led the Gaya confederacy after Geumgwan Gaya declined. Where in present-day Korea was its center?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• After Baekje fell, Wa (Japan) sent no troops to support the movement to restore it.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Many of the common people of Balhae were Malgal (Mohe).Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which man of Goguryeo, mocked as a 'fool', is said to have married Princess Pyeonggang and become a general?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• In Korean history, Gojoseon was founded before any of the Three Kingdoms.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• After unifying Korea's Three Kingdoms, Silla moved its capital to the Han River valley.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• In Korean tradition, the name 'Jumong' is said to come from a word for a person skilled with the bow.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Seokgatap and Dabotap are two stone pagodas standing side by side before the main hall of Bulguksa Temple in Korea.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Balhae was a state that lay to the south of Silla.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The Korean chronicle Samguk Sagi records Onjo as a son of Jumong.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Seokguram in Korea is a shrine made by placing a Buddha inside a natural cave left as it was.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• King Seong of Baekje lost his life in a battle against Goguryeo.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• At which site did Silla crush the Tang navy in 676 and bring the Silla-Tang war to an end?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which resource did Gaya produce in quantity and send as far as Nangnang and Wa?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which religion did all three of Korea's Three Kingdoms take up to underpin royal authority?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Who was the first reigning queen of Silla?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which council of Silla nobles settled the kingdom's great affairs by unanimity?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which king fixed the state's name as 'Silla' and began using the title 'wang' (king)?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which relief system in Goguryeo lent grain in spring and had it repaid in autumn?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which artifact, found at the Neungsan-ri temple site in Buyeo, South Chungcheong province, stands for Baekje metalwork?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which long defensive line did Goguryeo build along its border against invasion by Tang?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• In 645 the army of Emperor Taizong of Tang took Ansi Fortress and then destroyed Goguryeo.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Daegaya was destroyed by an attack from Goguryeo.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Where did Baekje move its capital for the last time?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Baekje held its widest territory in the 4th century, under King Geunchogo.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The Baekje general who fought the Silla army at Hwangsanbeol was Kim Yu-sin.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Several gold crowns have been excavated from Silla tombs in Gyeongju.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Gaya is counted among the 'Three Kingdoms' alongside Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Baekje exchanged actively with Japan across the sea.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Goguryeo once took Hanseong, the capital of Baekje, and seized the Han River valley.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• People of Korea's Three Kingdoms period kept the records of their states in Hangul.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The last king of Baekje was King Uija.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• In which part of China does the Gwanggaeto Stele stand?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which king moved the capital of Goguryeo to Pyongyang?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which king ruled when Baekje moved its capital from Ungjin to Sabi?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which Goguryeo general crushed the great Sui army at the Salsu River?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Where was the capital of Silla?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which king is famous for greatly expanding the territory of Goguryeo?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which organization in Silla combined the education of youths with training in the martial arts?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which present-day city is known as the center of Geumgwan Gaya?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which king is known as the central figure in Silla's unification?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Which structure still standing in Gyeongju is known as an astronomical observatory of Silla?Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Bulguksa is a temple founded in the Silla period.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• King Jangsu moved the capital of Goguryeo from Gungnaeseong to Pyongyang.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• King Jinheung of Silla took the Han River valley.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The Goguryeo general who crushed the great Sui army at the Salsu River was Yeon Gaesomun.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Cheomseongdae, still standing in Gyeongju, is an astronomical observatory built in the Baekje period.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• Goguryeo never moved its capital and kept it at Pyongyang throughout.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The early capital of Baekje was Gyeongju.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The kingdom that unified the Three Kingdoms was Baekje.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The founder of Goguryeo was Jumong.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms
• The founder of Baekje was Onjo.Ancient Korea · Three Kingdoms