Another of this kingdom's treasures is said to give the infant cry "Emille!" when struck, because a baby was melted into the bronze for a huge bell.
A queen of this kingdom commissioned a round, 27-layer granite tower with a square top and a window a few meters off the ground for observing stars. Another of this kingdom's treasures is said to give the infant cry "Emille!" when struck, because a baby was melted into the bronze for a huge bell. This kingdom's ceremonial crowns had three branch-shaped prongs and two tall prongs shaped like deer antlers, all made of gold leaf. Religious treasures from this kingdom include the Sokkuram shrine. This kingdom included the hereditary "head rank 6" caste in its (*) "bone rank" system, and used highly-educated elite knights whose name means "flower boys." Before dispossessing a class of nobles called jingol and facing a northern foe called Balhae, this kingdom annexed the last remaining city-states of the iron-trading Gaya confederacy. It expanded greatly using its elite Hwarangdo military centuries after Hyokkose founded it. For 10 points, name this Asian kingdom which lasted until 935 AD and ended the Three Kingdoms era by conquering neighboring Baekje and Gogouryeo.
A queen of this kingdom commissioned a round, 27-layer granite tower with a square top and a window a few meters off the ground for observing stars.
Silla Kingdom [or Shilla; accept Unified Silla; prompt on "Korea"]