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1523 BC - 1028 BC
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1027 BC - 256 BC
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221 BC - 206 BC
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206 BCE - 220 AD
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581 - 618
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618 - 906
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960 - 1279
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1280 - 1365
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1368 - 1644
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1644 - 1912
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Childhood, Zhou ..., Followers
551 B.C.E. - 536 B.C.E.
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668 CE - 935 CE
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During the Silla Dynasty, arts flourished and the Buddhism influence grew powerful. Korea traded with China and learned about Chinese culture and its written language.
918 - 1382
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1392 - 1910
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The Choson Dynasty was founded in 1392 by Korean general, Yi Song-gye. During this dynasty, the government turned to Confucian principals rather than Buddhism. One of this dynasty's greatest accomplishments was the creation of the written Korean language called, "hongul". As a result, Korea's literacy rate increased. Later in the 1590s, a Japanese ruler wanted to invade China through Korea. The Japanese ransacked and destroyed Korean villages, until Korean Admiral Yi Sun-shin used "turtle ships", or heavily armored ships, to defeat the Japanese fleet. Six years later, the Japanese fled carrying off Korean artisans to learn skills of Korea.
1910 - 1945
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