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|conventional_long_name = Shindan dynasty<br>대신단국(大朝鮮國)
|conventional_long_name = Shindan dynasty<br>대신단국(大新檀國)
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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==

Revision as of 20:30, 6 March 2020

Shindan dynasty
대신단국(大新檀國)
1298–1866
Anthem: "To the east and onwards" (1848-1868)MediaPlayer.png
Map of the Shindan dynasty, c. 1800.
Map of the Shindan dynasty, c. 1800.
CapitalSanggyeong
Common languagesZhenian
Religion
Zhenian Wuism
GovernmentAbsolute 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
CurrencyShindanese coins, paper bills
Preceded by
Succeeded by
File:Gaewon dynasty flag.png Gaewon
Empire of Zhenia File:Empire of Zhenia flag.png
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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.

Etymology

History

Early Shindan period

Middle Shindan period

Late Shindan period

Government

Foreign Affairs

Society

Culture

Art

Education

Science and Technology

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