Silla

Silla was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea and played a crucial role in unifying the Korean Peninsula in 668 CE. This unification under the Silla Dynasty set a foundation for Korean culture, language, and identity, influencing East Asian civilization. The idea of unity and cultural identity from Silla's unification is still relevant today, as many countries strive to balance regional diversity with national unity. In modern times, this balance affects people's lives through social policies, education, and national celebrations that promote a shared culture while respecting differences. For example, celebrating cultural festivals and learning national history in schools helps people feel connected to their heritage and each other.