Silla hwarang who was first through the gate in the conquest of Daegaya in 562
Of true-bone rank, he is said to have had a thousand followers. At fifteen or sixteen he begged to join the Daegaya campaign and served as a deputy commander; he freed the 300 captives he was awarded and declined a grant of good land. The Samguk sagi says that when his sworn friend Mugwallang died, he grieved and died seven days later, aged seventeen.
King Jinheung sent Isabu and Sadaham to conquer Daegaya, ending the Gaya confederacy.
King Jinheung abolished the wonhwa and made the hwarang a state institution; later the monk Wongwang gave the hwarang the Five Precepts for Secular Life.
Twenty-fourth king of Silla, who took the Han River basin and Daegaya, raised border steles and organized the hwarang
Silla general who subdued Usan-guk with wooden lions and later conquered Daegaya
Daegaya musician who composed gayageum pieces for King Gasil and, moving to Silla, passed on the gayageum under King Jinheung
Silla monk who, back from Sui China, gave Gwisan and Chuhang the Five Precepts for Secular Life and drafted the plea for Sui troops
Silla general of Geumgwan Gaya royal descent who defeated Gyebaek and led the unification wars
True-bone scholar under King Seongdeok who recorded Silla traditions in the Hwarang segi, Goseungjeon and Hansangi