Art and Sculpture of Unified Silla: Gyeongju's Cultural Output (7th–10th centuries)

1. Bunhwangsa pagoda built in early Silla Gyeongju

   Jan 1, 634Labels: Bunhwangsa Pagoda, Queen Seondeok

   • UNESCO
   • KJA Daily

2. Silla unifies the peninsula, elevating Gyeongju

   Jan 1, 668Labels: Unified Silla, Gyeongju

   • Britannica
   • Britannica

3. Gameunsa temple complex completed with twin pagodas

   Jan 1, 682Labels: Gameunsa Temple, Twin Pagodas

   • Kamu nsa
   • Britannica

4. Gamsan Temple sculptures mark early 8th-century style

   Jan 1, 721Labels: Gamsan Temple, Buddhist Sculpture

   • Britannica

5. Work begins on Seokguram and Bulguksa complex

   Jan 1, 751Labels: Seokguram, Bulguksa

   • UNESCO
   • Seokguram

6. Bulguksa’s Dabotap pagoda erected

   Jan 1, 751Labels: Dabotap, Bulguksa

   • Dabotap
   • UNESCO

7. Bulguksa’s Seokgatap pagoda erected

   Jan 1, 751Labels: Seokgatap, Bulguksa

   • Seokgatap
   • UNESCO

8. Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok cast

   Jan 1, 771Labels: Sacred Bell, King Seongdeok

   • Bell
   • Britannica

9. Bulguksa and Seokguram completed as royal projects

   Jan 1, 774Labels: Bulguksa, Seokguram

   • UNESCO
   • Seokguram

10. Late 8th–9th century shifts toward smaller, iron images

    Jan 1, 850Labels: Iron Images, Late Unified

    • Britannica

11. Later Three Kingdoms era begins, weakening court patronage

    Jan 1, 892Labels: Later Three, Court Patronage

    • Britannica
    • WHE

12. Unified Silla ends with surrender to Goryeo

    Jan 1, 935Labels: End of, Goryeo

    • WHE
    • Britannica
    • UNESCO