Which Silla king recognised Buddhism as the state religion in 527, after the martyrdom of Ichadon?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. King Beopheung
- Step 1: Buddhism was accepted in Silla later than in Goguryeo and Baekje. Answer: King Beopheung. Why not the others: King Jinheung: Jinheung expanded Silla's territory in the next reign. King Naemul: Naemul belongs to an earlier period. King Muyeol: Muyeol reigned in the seventh century.
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