Shindan dynasty

Shindan dynasty 대신단국(大朝鮮國)
1298–1866
Anthem: "To the east and onwards" (1848-1868)
Map of the Shindan dynasty, c. 1800. 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
• Siege of Junggyeong	February 1851
• Established	October 30 1298
• Eastern Expedition	1436-1489
• First Shindan-Wu War	1630-1633
• Second Shindan-Wu War	1846-1847
• Zhenian Civil War	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
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"), 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.