- Sangdaedŭng (Korean: 상대등; Hanja: 上大等, the
First of Taedŭngs or Peers,
Extraordinary Rank One) or
Sangsin (상신; 上臣), was an
office of the
Silla state. The...
- Hanja: 毗曇, ? – 26
February 647) was a
Silla politician who
served as
Sangdaedeung from 645 to 647. He is most
known for
leading a
rebellion against Queen...
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Silla and the 8th
ruler of
Unified Silla.
Prior to that, he
served as a
Sangdaedeung to King
Hyegong of Silla. Grandfather:
Seongdeok Daewang (reigned 702–737)...
- is
composed of the
nobles of
higher rank (Jingol) and
headed by the
Sangdaedeung. The
Hwabaek council decided the most
important state affairs, such as...
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politician who
served as a
general during Queen Seondeok's reign, and as
Sangdaedeung from 647 to 654,
during Queen Jindeok's reign. He was the
first politician...
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appointed a
nobleman named Bidam to the
highest position in the
court (
Sangdaedeung).
During the
reign of
Queen Seondeok, the
first foundation for unifying...
- Noribu, as the
Sangdaedeung and
Hujik as the head of the Military.
Noribu died on
December of 588,
Sueulbu became the next
Sangdaedeung after him. King...
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another rebellion led by his
ichan Kim Chi-jŏng, the
monarch dispatched sangdaedeung Kim Yang-sang to put down the uprising, but the
rebel forces managed...
- the
fourth to the
seventh lunar month of 839.
Sinmu was the son of the
Sangdaedeung Kim
Gyunjeong (?–836), a
descendant of King
Wonseong (r. 785–798) and...
- He
served as a
minister during King Jinpyeong's
reign and
served as a
Sangdaedeung for
Queen Seondeok. He went on to
marry Princess Cheonmyeong later on...
