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What kind of place is Korea in history?
Korea (lí)(9 18- 1392), also known as Wang's Korea. It is one of the ancient dynasties on the Korean peninsula. Established by Wang Jian, with its capital in Beijing (now Kaesong, North Korea), it is the second unified regime in the history of North Korea (South Korea, North Korea) (the first is Silla). In the last years of Silla, after the establishment of Zhen Xuan in Shangzhou, Baekje was established. In 9 18, taifeng department killed Wang Jian and established Korea. Silla was wiped out in 935 and Baekje was wiped out in 936, which basically unified the Korean peninsula. 1392 was replaced by Li Korea. Buddhism is the national religion of Korea. /kloc-The Goryeo Tripitaka carved in 0/6 is one of the world's treasures.

Wang Jian takes South Korea as his country name. Arab merchants in the Koryo era spread this name to the European world. Buddhism is the national religion of Korea. The Goryeo Tripitaka is one of the world's treasures. Today, the government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea believes that Korea is the first unified country in Korean history. However, many scholars do not agree with this view. They believe that Silla was the first unified country in Korean history. For example, South Korean scholar Lee said: "After all, it is the territory and people of Silla, and the social culture formed there constitutes the mainstream of Korean history." Former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung also mentioned that the unified Silla is the source of South Korean history.