Korea went through many conflicts that brought political and social upheavals that greatly influenced their quest towards modernization and unification. During the mid-7th century, when Korea was just beginning to shape its national identity, a series of events had already occurred that caused several changes in the livelihood of the early settlers of the Korean Peninsula. These events, including wars between the three kingdoms Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla, the spread of Chinese influence (sinicization), and the formation of alliances between East Asian nations such as the Tang Dynasty of China allied with Silla and the Yamato Il Kingdom of Japan allied with Baekje changed the perception of Korea as a nation due to the influence of different emerging cultures. Religion is also one of the main factors that have made Korea a subject of change because it has allowed the acceptance or assimilation of different cultures from the East and the West. These changes have continued into modern times, when Korea is struggling to achieve modernization and reunification caused by the difficult situation of war and political conflicts. Korea's vast history is key to understanding their transitions over the centuries. As of the mid-7th century, when Korea was just beginning to shape its nation, there were three warring kingdoms: Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla. These kingdoms/nations have different perceptions of the reforms that led these three kingdoms to declare war. Compared to modern Korea, the division between the Communist regime and the Democratic Party was also caused by different and conflicting perceptions. The same thing happened during the mid-7th century when Goguryeo, considered the most political city... mid-card, prevented them from achieving peace and order. Today there is sufficient evidence that Korea has been a prosperous country despite all its suffering; their presence is felt by the entire world. Therefore, Korea's vast history is a story that needs to be told, it is what gave them a rich culture that allowed them to become an ethnically homogeneous country, it is what divided them and transformed them into a democratic country. nation and at the same time a communist state. The divided Korea has not yet been able to achieve the unification of the two states, but their concept of nationalism is what allowed them to complete their quest towards modernization, as demonstrated by their technological advancement and their strong relations with other superpowers such as the United States. , Russia and China, giving them the potential to become a superpower. Koreans are taking over the world.