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[History Lives – Silla Edition] Episode 6: King Beopheung and Ichadon – Buddhism's Official Recognition, Written in Blood
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- Ichadon, a young Silla official, was executed in autumn 527, and his death is said to have prompted Silla's official recognition of Buddhism.
- King Beopheung promulgated laws and ordinances in 520, established a military office in 531, and annexed Geumgwan Gaya in 532, strengthening royal power.
- The Ichadon martyrdom monument (Baengnyulsa Seokdanggi) is housed at the Gyeongju National Museum, and records differ on the recognition date, 527 or 528.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 신라 편] 제6화: 법흥왕과 이차돈 – 피로 쓴 불교 공인
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