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Queen Jindeok of
Silla (?–654),
reigned as
Queen of Silla, one of the
Three Kingdoms of Korea, from 647 to 654. She was the kingdom's 28th ruler, and...
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cousin was then
named as the next
female ruler of Silla, and
became Queen Jindeok. Like her father,
Queen Seondeok was
drawn to Buddhism.
Silla built many...
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during Queen Seondeok's era and
served as a
Sangdaedeung during Queen Jindeok's reign. He was the son of
Hyeongong - a man of
Seonggol rank, who deliberately...
- king") was
developed to
refer to
three queens regnant of Silla: Seondeok,
Jindeok and Jinseong,
because the
title wangbi (Hangul: 왕비, Hanja: 王妃, "king's...
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proclaimed as the next
female ruler of
Silla and
became Queen Jindeok,
later on.
Queen Jindeok ordered the
execution of
Bidam and 30 of his men
along with...
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death of his aunt,
Queen Seondeok, Ch'un-ch'u was p****ed over in
favor of
Jindeok of Silla, the last
verifiable seonggol. With her death, all the seonggols...
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Jinheung established the Hwarang. The
early period ended with the
death of
Jindeok of
Silla and the
demise of the "hallowed bone" (성골; seonggol) rank system...
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appointment to his post were
ordered by
Jindeok of Silla, ten days
after Queen Seondeok's death.
Queen Jindeok is not
mentioned in the series. More subtly...
- She was also Silla's
third and last
reigning queen after Seondeok and
Jindeok. Her
reign saw the
weakening of
Unified Silla and the
beginning of the...
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dallyeong was
introduced by
Muyeol of
Silla in the
second year of
queen Jindeok of Silla. The
dallyeong style from
China was used as gwanbok, a formal...
