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Silla (disambiguation)

Silla (disambiguation)

Silla was a state from ? to 935 AD.

Silla may also refer to:

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Arts and religion

  • Lucio Silla

  • Mr. Silla & Mongoose

  • Crowns of Silla, ceremonial artifacts made in the kingdom of Silla

  • Silla (opera), an opera seria by George Frideric Handel

  • Silap Inua, a deity in Inuit mythology

  • Zillah (biblical figure) or Tselah (צִלָּה‎), one of Lamech's wives in the Bible

  • A character in Barnabe Rich's History of Apolonius and Silla in his Farewell to Military Profession (1581)

People

  • Silla (name)

  • Sulla (died 78 BC), Roman general and dictator

  • Silla (rapper) (born 1984), German rapper formerly known as Godsilla

Places

  • Silla, Sultanpur Lodhi, a village in India

  • Silla, Mali, a village on the Niger, 130 km (80 mi) south from Ségou

  • Silla, Valencia, a town in Spain

Estonia

  • Silla, Lääne County, village in Kullamaa Parish, Lääne County

  • Silla, Pärnu County, village in Paikuse Parish, Pärnu County

  • Silla, Saare County, village in Mustjala Parish, Saare County

Elevations named after the Spanish word silla

  • Silla Pata, a mountain in Bolivia

  • Silla Qhata, a mountain in Peru

  • Silla Q'asa (disambiguation)

  • The Cerro de la Silla 1,820 m (5,971 ft) to the east of Monterrey, Mexico

  • La Silla, the location of the La Silla Observatory

  • Silla de Paita, a hill near the northern Peruvian sea port Paita

  • A hill in Cuba overlooking Gibara

  • Silla de Caracas, twin hills near the Venezuelan capital

  • Silla de Torrellas, a peak on the Spanish island Majorca

Other

  • Sillan language, spoken in the Korean kingdom

  • Silla University in Busan, South Korea

  • Silla restoration movement in the 12th century in Korea

  • Silla-Tang alliance in the 12th century in Korea

  • Silla (month), the fourth month in the Nepal Era calendar

See also

  • Sila (disambiguation)

  • Zillah (disambiguation)

  • Shilla (disambiguation)

References

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Citation Linken.wikisource.orgHistory of the Northern Dynasties Volume 94, History of Silla Classical Chinese 新罗者，其先本辰韩种也。地在高丽东南，居汉时乐浪地。辰韩亦曰秦韩。相传言秦世亡人避役来适，马韩割其 东界居之，以秦人，故名之曰秦韩。其言语名物，有似中国人。....其文字、甲兵，同于中国。 English Silla is a descendant of the Jinhan confederacy. Its land is in the southeast of Goguryeo and it is an old land, (once held by) the Lelang Commandery of Han dynasty. It is called Jinhan or Qinhan. According to Xiangyun (相伝), its founders were fugitives who arrived to avoid hardship during the Qin dynasty. Mahan gave their eastern land to them and settled those Qin people there. Therefore, this is called Qinhan. Their language and name are similar to Chinese. — 北史 卷94 列傳第82 四夷 Chinese Wikisource has original text related to this article: 北史/卷094#新羅
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Citation Linken.wikisource.orgSamguk Sagi volume 1 Classical Chinese 前此 中國之人 苦秦亂東來者衆 多處馬韓東 與辰韓雜居 至是寖盛 故馬韓忌之 有責焉 English The location of Jinhan is east of Mahan. Traditionally, they are fugitives who came to Korea of old, to avoid hardships of the Qin dynasty. And Mahan said they gave them their eastern land. — 三國史記 新羅本紀 卷1 赫居世居西干 Chinese Wikisource has original text related to this article: 三國史記/新羅本紀/卷1/赫居世 居西干#38年 (紀元前 20年)
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Citation Linken.wikisource.orgRecord of the Three Kingdoms Book of Wei, Volume 30, History of Jinhan Classical Chinese 辰韓在馬韓之東，其耆老傳世，自言古之亡人避秦役來適韓國，馬韓割其東界地與之。有城柵。其言語不與馬韓同，名國為邦，弓為弧，賊為寇，行酒為行觴。 English Jinhan confederacy is located in the east of Mahan confederacy. In the traditions of that area, the people of Jinhan were ancient fugitives who came to Korea to avoid the hardships of the Qin dynasty, and Mahan gave them their eastern land. They set up a castle fence and the language they speak is not the same as Mahan’s. There, they call “Guo” (Hanja: 国) (country) “Bang” (Hanja: 邦); “Gong” (Hanja: 弓) (arrow) “Hu” (Hanja: 弧); “Zei” (Hanja: 賊) (thief) “Kou” (Hanja: 寇); and “Xingjiu” (Hanja: 行酒) “Xingshang” (Hanja: 行觴). — 三國志 魏書卷30辰韓伝 Chinese Wikisource has original text related to this article: 三國志/卷30#韓
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