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In the rich history of Korean Buddhism, the Silla Dynasty, based in Gyeongju, holds a specially reverence.
However, Buddhism was vehemently opposed when it first arrived in the kingdom.
If it weren't for Ichadon convincing the king to behead him, history may have turned out very differently.
However, Buddhism was vehemently opposed when it first arrived in the kingdom.
If it weren't for Ichadon convincing the king to behead him, history may have turned out very differently.
Ichadon
In an earlier post about the transmission of Buddhism into each of the three kingdoms, I touched upon the story of the Silla Kingdom accepting Buddhism. The apex centring around Ichadon conniving a…
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January 29, 2025 at 9:27 AM
In the rich history of Korean Buddhism, the Silla Dynasty, based in Gyeongju, holds a specially reverence.
However, Buddhism was vehemently opposed when it first arrived in the kingdom.
If it weren't for Ichadon convincing the king to behead him, history may have turned out very differently.
However, Buddhism was vehemently opposed when it first arrived in the kingdom.
If it weren't for Ichadon convincing the king to behead him, history may have turned out very differently.