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[History Lives - Baekje Edition] Episode 12: Wangheungsa - The Center of Baekje Buddhism

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  1. In 2007, a three-layered reliquary bearing a 29-character inscription was found at the pagoda site of Wangheungsa Temple in Buyeo, Chungcheongnam-do, confirming the temple's founding year as 577.
  2. The reliquary, made of a bronze bowl, silver jar and gold bottle, records that King Chang of Baekje built the pagoda for a deceased prince, and it is designated as National Treasure No. 327.
  3. Predating the Samguk Sagi's record of the temple's founding in 600 by 23 years, Wangheungsa was likely a long-term project that began under King Wideok and was completed under King Mu.

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[History Lives - Baekje Edition] Episode 12: Wangheungsa - The Center of Baekje Buddhism

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 백제 편] 제12화: 왕흥사 – 백제 불교의 중심

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