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[History Lives - Silla Edition] Episode 23: Wonhyo and Uisang - Two Masters of Silla Buddhism
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- Episode 23 of the history series examines the different paths taken by the monks Wonhyo (617–686) and Uisang (625–702), who led Buddhism in Silla.
- Wonhyo advanced the principles of One Mind and the harmonization of disputes and taught ordinary people in the marketplaces, while Uisang studied Huayan in Tang China and founded temples, including Buseoksa, in 676.
- The way the two reshaped Chinese Buddhism to suit Silla's realities raises a question for today's readers about how to absorb foreign ideas.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 신라 편] 제23화: 원효와 의상 – 신라 불교의 두 거장
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