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The '''Shindan dynasty''' ([[Zhenian language|Zhenian]]: 신단국, literally translated as "New Danguk"), was a historical {{wp|nation-state}} and {{wp|kingdom}} that existed mostly in the [[Danguk Peninsula]] portion of modern-day [[Zhenia]] from 1298 to 1866, until it was reorganized into the '''Empire of Shindan''', after which it finally became the [[Empire of Zhenia]] in 1868. It was founded after a dynastic revolution by [[Seok Juwon]] that overthrew [[Gaewon]] in modern-day [[Hansan]], after which the nation was retitled in tribute to the primordial [[Dan dynasty]]. The Shindan dynasty remains the longest-surviving single entity in the Danguk peninsula apart from the [[Zhen dynasty]]. | The '''Shindan dynasty''' ([[Zhenian language|Zhenian]]: 신단국, literally translated as "New Danguk", formally 대신단국/大新檀國), was a historical {{wp|nation-state}} and {{wp|kingdom}} that existed mostly in the [[Danguk Peninsula]] portion of modern-day [[Zhenia]] from 1298 to 1866, until it was reorganized into the '''Empire of Shindan''', after which it finally became the [[Empire of Zhenia]] in 1868. It was founded after a dynastic revolution by [[Seok Juwon]] that overthrew [[Gaewon]] in modern-day [[Hansan]], after which the nation was retitled in tribute to the primordial [[Dan dynasty]]. The Shindan dynasty remains the longest-surviving single entity in the Danguk peninsula apart from the [[Zhen dynasty]]. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== |
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Shindan dynasty 대신단국(大新檀國) | |||||||||
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1298–1866 | |||||||||
Anthem: "To the east and onwards" (1848-1868) | |||||||||
Map of the Shindan dynasty, c. 1800. | |||||||||
Capital | Sanggyeong | ||||||||
Common languages | Zhenian | ||||||||
Religion | Zhenian Wuism | ||||||||
Government | Absolute Monarchy | ||||||||
King | |||||||||
• 1298-1331 | Taejo | ||||||||
• 1844-1889 | Seongjo | ||||||||
History | |||||||||
February 1851 | |||||||||
• Established | October 30 1298 | ||||||||
1436-1489 | |||||||||
1630-1633 | |||||||||
1846-1847 | |||||||||
1851-1868 | |||||||||
• Reorganization into the Empire of Shindan | November 7 1866 | ||||||||
• Declaration of the Empire of Zhenia | June 4, 1868 | ||||||||
Currency | Shindanese coins, paper bills | ||||||||
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The Shindan dynasty (Zhenian: 신단국, literally translated as "New Danguk", formally 대신단국/大新檀國), was a historical nation-state and kingdom that existed mostly in the Danguk Peninsula portion of modern-day Zhenia from 1298 to 1866, until it was reorganized into the Empire of Shindan, after which it finally became the Empire of Zhenia in 1868. It was founded after a dynastic revolution by Seok Juwon that overthrew Gaewon in modern-day Hansan, after which the nation was retitled in tribute to the primordial Dan dynasty. The Shindan dynasty remains the longest-surviving single entity in the Danguk peninsula apart from the Zhen dynasty.
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