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 Sillaball after anchluss in 6th century |
Sillaball, known as Shillaball, Xīnluóball by 
Chinaball and Shinraball by 
Japanball was a countryball in East Asia in present day South Korea. It is the one who killed Gayaball and lived longer than 
Goguryeoball. It decided to give up itself to 
Goryeoball in 935.
History
Sillaball was born around 57 B.C. as Saroball. Its parent was 
Jinhanball. Later, it killed its parent and became the ruler of the southeastern part of the Korean peninsula.
Sillaball was the weakest of the three kingdoms. Once when it was in trouble (
Baekjeball, Gayaball, and Japanball attack), it got help from Goguryeoball. However, Goguryeoball now puppeted Sillaball. Later, it got full independence.
Later, it gained power. It was first called Sillaball around 500, then later it spread 
Buddhism. It had a decisive battle with Baekjeball, Gayaball and Japanball but fought and won. It killed Gayaball and in 660, it also killed Baekjeball. It killed Goguryeoball with Tangball. But now Tangball invaded Sillaball so it fought and won (with refugees of Goguryeoball and Baekjeball). It's called the unification of the three kingdoms "Three han unification(삼한일통)"
Sillaball lived pretty peacefully until the end of the 9th century until its health became bad. It died in 935 when it surrendered by itself to Goryeoball (who was established by refugee of Goguryeoball).
Sillaball loved Buddhism, so it built many temples such as Bulguksa Temple.
Gallery
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This image shows most of Korea's historical countryballs. Sillaball is next to Goguryeoball
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the Timeline of Korea
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samguk balls
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Shillaball
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