In this modern-day country, aristocratic scions were devoted to the Buddha Miruk while learning FivePrecepts for Laity at the "Way of Flower Youth" school. In the fifteenth century, seven schools ofBuddhism in this country were outlawed, leaving only the "doctrinal" and "meditational" schools. In thetwentieth century, its Association for the Study of Buddha-Dharma, or Won, attracted many popularadherents, though academics tended to stay in the Ch
In this modern-day country, aristocratic scions were devoted to the Buddha Miruk while learning FivePrecepts for Laity at the "Way of Flower Youth" school. In the fifteenth century, seven schools ofBuddhism in this country were outlawed, leaving only the "doctrinal" and "meditational" schools. In thetwentieth century, its Association for the Study of Buddha-Dharma, or Won, attracted many popularadherents, though academics tended to stay in the Chogye school. This country's theologians offer asynthesis known as "interpenetrated Buddhism," and its recent leaders have converted many Buddhisttemples into vacation resorts or museums as Christianity has become the plurality religion here. For 10points, name this country whose independence leaders often painted Buddhism as a tool of Japanesecolonization, and where the Unification Church was founded.
In this modern-day country, aristocratic scions were devoted to the Buddha Miruk while learning FivePrecepts for Laity at the "Way of Flower Youth" school.
South Korea [accept North Korea only before "for 10 points"]