King Jinseong was the 24th ruler of the Silla kingdom in ancient Korea, reigning from 1034 to 1046. He is known for his efforts to strengthen the central government and promote cultural development during his rule. His reign is often associated with the flourishing of Buddhism in Silla. Under King Jinseong's leadership, the kingdom experienced relative peace and stability. He supported the construction of temples and the promotion of Buddhist practices, which helped to unify the people. His contributions to Silla's cultural heritage left a lasting impact on Korean history.