koreanhistory1-3, Exercise 1: End dates

Model answer:

By end date, earliest first (infobox): Gaya 562, Baekje 660, Goguryeo 668, Silla 935.

Not explained: why the Three Kingdoms period ends at 668 rather than 660, and why Silla's own end date (935) falls so long after the period ends.

Gaya 532 vs 562: the article says Geumgwan Gaya was conquered in 532 and the last holdout, Daegaya, fell in 562. The lead's "traditional period" ends at 532 and the infobox at 562, so they mark different events (the first conquest and the last holdout). The article does not fully reconcile them, and its sequence after the 541 and 544 conferences is ambiguous.