Buyeo Empire

The Buyeo Empire (Korean: 부여 제국; Buyeo Jegug), also known as Great Buyeo (대부여; Dae Buyeo), is a Koreanic imperial state situated in Northeast Asia. It is currently ruled by the Ilryeonic Dynasty, and it maintains a meritocratic bureaucracy.

At the later half of the first century BC, the Buyeo kings Heotae and Gyersong consolidated the kingdom's regional power, defending and repelling the Xianbei tribes attempting to conquer it. During the rule of King Mangeup, Buyeo subjugated the Xianbei tribes and assimilated them into the Buyeo culture; however, their language is still kept despite the Buyeo language being imposed for administrative and political reasons. During his rule, Buyeo's military might was ensured, but kept in check by that of the southeasternly kingdom of Sorcheon, and the realm eventually expanded westwardly into Western Mongolia, where they vasslized the Eastern Xiongnu, and southern Siberia, up to Lake Baikal. Economic prosperity also flowed with trade routes heading into its capital Hoerje Buyeo, where first contacts with the Seleucid Empire were made. From the late first century AD, Buyeo was a prominent regional power of northeast Asia, and would eventually come into conflicts with the Seleucids during the Bosucheonic Wars.

Koreanic ideas and culture was evidently strong throughout the realm and its subjects, which helped to foster a relatively homogenous identity.

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