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Time Period: 37 BC – 668 AD & Notable Facts: one of the largest empires in Korean history, actively engaged in military confrontations with China, known for its cultural achievements including the Goguryeo murals

Time Period: 18 BC – 660 AD & Notable Facts: excelled in maritime trade and cultural exchange with Japan and China, renowned for its art and architecture, eventually conquered by the alliance of Silla and the Tang dynasty

Time Period: 57 BC – 935 AD & Notable Facts: the longest-sustaining kingdom of the three, eventually conquered both Goguryeo and Baekje forming a unified Korea, known for the Hwarang, an elite group of male youth

Time Period: Varied & Notable Facts: All three kingdoms had complex relationships with Chinese dynasties, ranging from tributary systems to outright warfare, cultural exchange was significant especially in terms of Confucianism and Buddhism

Time Period: Varied & Notable Facts: Buddhism was adopted at different times in each kingdom, leading to cultural flourishing and state sponsorship of Buddhist art and architecture, the faith played a role in diplomatic relationships

Time Period: 7th Century AD & Notable Facts: a series of wars primarily between Silla and its rivals Baekje and Goguryeo, which led to the eventual unification of Korea under the Silla dynasty, supported by Tang dynasty China

Time Period: Varied & Notable Facts: The Three Kingdoms period saw active trade and cultural exchanges with China, Japan, and nomadic tribes, serving as a crucial cultural bridge in East Asia, influenced various aspects from technology to Buddhism

Time Period: Varied & Notable Facts: The three kingdoms were often in conflict with each other, with Goguryeo engaging in frequent wars against Chinese dynasties, the period is known for its advancement in military technology and strategy