What type of details about wongwang can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: won gwang -lrb- 541 ~ 630 ? -rrb- , also known as won gwang beop sa -lrb- -rrb- meaning '' won gwang teacher of the law '' , was the name of a renowned buddhist monk , scholar , and teacher of the silla kingdom during the reign of king jinpyeong . his layname was seol -lrb- hanja : -rrb- or bak -lrb- hanja : -rrb- . like a great number of other korean buddhist monks of the 6th-8th centuries , won gwang traveled to china in search of a more thorough grounding in the sacred texts of buddhism . in 589 wongwang went to sui china , where for eleven years he was educated in the major texts of both hinayana and mahayana buddhism . won gwang returned to silla in 600 and promulgated the mahayana form of buddhism . his method was to teach the faith to the common people free of complex jargon and employing common words . won gwang is best known for his '' five commandments for secular life '' -lrb- '' sae sok o-gye '' -rrb- , which later were attributed as a guiding ethos for the hwarang . these five commandments were to serve as moral guideposts for the buddhist layperson . they are an interesting fusion of the buddhist beliefs and strong sense of patriotism that characterized silla buddhism . to won gwang , viewing silla as a true buddha land and under constant threat from the neighboring kingdoms of baekje and goguryeo , the defense of that land and a buddhist piety were not at all contradictory . these five principles were as follows : loyalty to one 's lord -lrb- ; -rrb- devotion towards one 's parents -lrb- ; -rrb- trust among friends -lrb- ; -rrb- never retreat in battle -lrb- ; -rrb- be selective in the taking of life -lrb- ; -rrb- the precise dates of won gwang ' s life are unknown . won gwang ' s biography appears in the 13th century haedong goseungjeon .
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