Silla's Legal Codes and Administrative Reforms (7th–10th centuries)

1. Promulgation of Silla’s律令 (law code)

   Jan 1, 520Labels: King Beopheung

   • Sangdaedung
   • Beopheung

2. Sangdaedeung office established to lead Hwabaek

   Jan 1, 531Labels: Sangdaedeung, Hwabaek

   • Sangdaedung
   • Hwabaek

3. Wihwabu created to manage official personnel

   Jan 1, 581Labels: Wihwabu, King Jinpyeong

   • Jinpyeong

4. Seonbuseo established for naval administration

   Jan 1, 583Labels: Seonbuseo, navy

   • Jinpyeong

5. Jobu department established to oversee taxes and labor

   Jan 1, 584Labels: Jobu, taxation

   • Jinpyeong

6. Yebu established to oversee rites and ceremonies

   Jan 1, 586Labels: Yebu, rites

   • Jinpyeong

7. Jipsabu chancellery instituted as central governing organ

   Jan 1, 651Labels: Jipsabu, chancellery

   • Sangdaedung
   • N History

8. Unified Silla established after conquest of Goguryeo

   Jan 1, 668Labels: Unified Silla, Goguryeo

   • Unified Silla
   • Unified Silla

9. Kim Heum-dol rebellion suppressed; royal authority strengthened

   Jan 1, 681Labels: Kim Heum-dol, King Sinmun

   • Sinmun
   • HeritageWiki

10. National Confucian Academy (Kukhak) founded

    Jan 1, 682Labels: Kukhak, National Academy

    • Kukhak
    • Sinmun

11. Nine provinces and five secondary capitals organized

    Jan 1, 685Labels: nine provinces, secondary capitals

    • Sinmun
    • HeritageWiki

12. Office-land (jikjeon) system introduced for officials

    Jan 1, 687Labels: jikjeon, office-land

    • Concise Korea
    • Sinmun

13. Stipend-village (nogeup) system abolished by royal edict

    Jan 1, 689Labels: nogeup, King Sinmun

    • Sinmun
    • NWE Sinmun

14. Attempted capital relocation from Gyeongju to Dalgubeol

    Jan 1, 689Labels: Dalgubeol, Gyeongju

    • Sinmun
    • NWE Sinmun