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History Lives - Silla Era: Episode 21: King Gyeongdeok and Bulguksa - The Flower of Buddhist Art
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- The Silla Era history series, Episode 21, introduces Bulguksa in Gyeongju, which began under King Gyeongdeok, as a product of Buddhist art and a national project.
- The construction, led by Prime Minister Kim Daeseong, is said to have begun in 751, and after his death in 774 the state took over and completed it.
- Bulguksa became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995 along with Seokguram, and the series highlighted the lesson of long-term investment in culture.
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