As for Silla, Saroguk changed its name to Silla in the early 6th century ... In 612, the Sui dynasty in China, which unified all of mainland China into one state, attacked Goguryeo, mobilizing more ...

With the unification of the three Kingdoms on the Korean Peninsula in 668, Silla enjoyed a marked expansion of both its territory and population. Unified Silla entered a period of dazzling economic ...

It never controlled the far north, but the unified Silla kingdom for the next three hundred years ruled most of what is now Korea from its imperial capital in the south, Kyongju, a city splendidly ...

In 2023, a tomb from the Unified Silla period was discovered in Baedong, Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang Province. It was a 'stone chamber tomb' built with stones stacked from the outer edge to the inside.