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Silla-Tang
By:Hassan AL-Mazkour
A brief overview deisscusing the hsitroy and impact of both dynasties
Why did the Invasion Start?
Chinese
influence
Tang's desire to increase its influence on the Korean Peninsula and gain access to its natural resources led to the invasion. The invasion, however, was viewed as a danger by the Silla Kingdom.
The
Start
The Start of The Invasion
The Silla invasion was initiated by the Tang forces. They soon took control of many of the important cities and territories.
Sillas Comeback
How Did They Respond
The Silla Empire was tough to take down, so they retaliated strongly, and in the end they succeeded in driving the Tang troops from their lands.
The invasion lasted for a number of years, and although the Tang forces initially made progress, they eventually fell short of their objectives. The Tang Dynasty's plans for the Korean Peninsula were curbed, and the Silla Kingdom emerged from the war as a stronger, more unified country.
Writing/Philosophy
Writing/Philosphy
One thing the Silla got out of the invasion was adopting certain Chinese traits. An example is Writing and Philosphy. This helped to shape Silla society and played a vital role in the development of Korean civilization.
Silla Expansion
History
After the recent victory over the Tang Empire the Silla enjoyed lots of sucess. Their economy was growing due to their trade skyroketing. They built allinces with other reigons and decided to take it to the next step by expanding.
How Did They Expand
The Silla's strategic location and alliances with neighboring kingdoms, such as the Baekje and Goguryeo, were crucial in helping them gain control of the southern region. Additionally, the Silla's well-trained and organized army, strong navy, and diplomatic policy of granting autonomy to local rulers were key factors in helpin them expand
How Did They
Expand
Trade
Trade
As we mentioned trade in Silla helped create allinces and benifits that helped aid their conquest. It helped generate most of their wealth. But the Silla as we said maintained a few Chinese elments so what did they Trade
What did They Trade
What did They Trade?
Similarities:
Both the Silla and the Tang traded in luxury goods such as silk, porcelain, and precious metals.
Both dynasties also traded in agricultural products, such as grains, fruits, and vegetables.
They also traded in cultural products, such as books, art, and music.
Diffrences:
Silla had access to the sea and engaged in maritime trade with Japan and Southeast
Asia, while Tang relied on the Silk Road for trade with Central Asia and the Middle East.
Silla traded horses and marine products, while Tang traded tea and spices.
Silla & Tang
Compare & Contrats
Comparing
Silla & Tang
We already know that the Silla had a bit of Chinise influence but How did they differ in terms of size, military power, culture, and more.
The Tang Dynasty
Tang
1.The Tang army utilized advanced weapons and had a highly centralized command structure
2.The Tang Dynasty had a larger and more well-equipped army, which allowed it to expand its territory and exert influence over neighboring regions.
3.The Tang Dynasty used the Chinese language and the Chinese writing system (Hanzi).
4.The Tang Dynasty was known for its vibrant artistic and literary traditions
The Silla
Silla
1. The Silla army relied on elite cavalry and had a more decentralized command structure.
2.The Silla Dynasty, while smaller in size and with a more limited military budget, but it was still effective
3. The Silla Dynasty used the Korean language and adopted the Chinese writing system (Hanja)
4.The Silla Dynasty was heavily influenced by Tang culture in terms of art and literature.
Notice a Pattern?
After the decline of both of these civlizations, both almost went down the same path of issues.
Impact
After Silla Decline
Silla
After the decline of the Silla Dynasty, Korea faced political fragmentation, social unrest, and foreign invasions, which led to a period of constant warfare and instability
After Tangs Decline
Tang
After the decline of the Tang Dynasty, China faced political instability, economic decline, and military threats from external forces, leading to a period of frequent warfare, and social unrest