Seongdeokdaewang Sinjong is a bell held at the Gyeongju National Museum. Completed in 771 during the Unified Silla period, it is also called the Emile Bell and is engraved with flying figures and a treasure-flower pattern. It stands about 3.75 meters tall and weighs about 18.9 tons, the largest surviving Korean bell. The bell is not struck; only a recording of its sound is played.