신라

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Overview

Silla (신라) was one of the Three Kingdoms of ancient Korea, lasting from 57 BCE to 935 CE. It is well known for unifying most of the Korean Peninsula and for its rich cultural heritage, especially in Buddhist art and architecture.

Usage in Conversation

When Koreans mention 신라, they often refer to its historical significance or cultural achievements. It is common to hear about 신라 in contexts related to Korean history, archaeology, or tourism.

Common Collocations

  • 신라 시대 (Silla period): Refers to the historical era of the Silla kingdom.
  • 신라 왕 (Silla king): Refers to the monarchs who ruled Silla.
  • 신라 문화 (Silla culture): Highlights the cultural aspects of the kingdom, especially Buddhism.

Notes for Learners

신라 is a proper noun and usually appears in formal or educational contexts. It is not used in casual conversation unless discussing history or culture. Avoid confusing 신라 with 신라면, which is a popular instant noodle brand. When talking about the dynasty, 신라 always refers to the ancient kingdom.

Example Sentences

신라는 삼국시대 중 하나로, 경주를 수도로 삼았다.

Sinraneun samguksidae jung hanaro, Gyeongjureul sudo ro samatda.

Silla was one of the Three Kingdoms and had Gyeongju as its capital.

신라의 불교 문화는 한국 역사에서 중요한 역할을 했다.

Sinra ui bulgyo munhwaneun Hanguk yeoksaeseo jungyohan yeokhareul haetta.

The Buddhist culture of Silla played an important role in Korean history.

신라 시대의 유적지는 지금도 많은 관광객이 찾는다.

Sinra sidae ui yujeokjineun jigeumdo maneun gwangwanggaegi chatneunda.

The historical sites from the Silla period still attract many tourists today.