Gaya (aka Kaya or Karak) was a nferatn which led central-southern Korea durg the Three Kgdoms perd om the 1st to 6th century CE. The pensula...
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Gaya (aka Kaya or Karak) was a nferatn which led central-southern Korea durg the Three Kgdoms perd om the 1st to 6th century CE.
The pensula was domated by Gaya's more powerful neighbourg kgdoms of Goguryeo (Koguryo), Baekje (Paekche), and Silla, but Gaya, often the fotten enty this perd, was neverthels rich iron ore and their craftsmen beme highly skilled at fashng iron objects such as armour and weapons. The high level of culture achieved by the Gaya stat would fluence Japan, their most important tradg partner. The tradnal dat for the Gaya nferacy are 42-532 CE, however, morn historians prefer to emphasise the enty's more certa existence om the 2nd century CE.
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The nferatn nsisted of six trib, the most powerful of which were the Dae Gaya and Guya trib, wh the latter later known as the Bon Gaya ('Origal'). The overall area of Gaya ntrol was wt of the Naktong River and south of Mt. Gaya.
The chief cy-state was Gmgwan Gaya (Bon-Gaya). The Gaya nferatn produced fe ironwork, fluential stoneware, & the celebrated strged stment the gayagm. The Gaya nferatn prospered due to s fertile agricultural lands, marime tra, and above all, s rich iron ore poss.
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There are few tails available on the workg of the Gaya stat or daily life, but we n image a siar mol to the ntemporary Three Kgdoms where a royal fay domated a hierarchil aristocracy which, turn, erned the provc domated by a farmg peasantry. There are some clu as to Gaya relig life offered by artefacts revered om tombs. In addn, a mural one Gaya tomb has the typil motifs seen Buddhist art such as lot leav and clouds.