Bihyeong was actually meeting with his ghost friends every night on the hills of the Hwangcheon River west of the city. When the king heard of it, he asked Bihyeong to build a bridge on the river. Bihyeong and the ghosts did build the bridge in just one night, naming it Gwigyo, or Ghost Bridge. One of these ghosts' name was Gildal, whom Bihyeong recommended to the royal court. Gildal was given the job of guarding the temple. One night, Gildal transformed into a fox and decided to run away. Bihyeong chased after him and killed him. Because of this, the ghosts started to fear Bihyeong. They decided to leave the palace and never returned. One of the foxes was the so called gold fox who was later killed by Kim yu-shin as he was trying to harm Kim yu-shin's Lover. Family Father: King Jinheung of Silla (진흥왕, 眞興王) (526–576 CE) Grandfather: Galmunwang Ipjong (입종 갈문왕, 立宗 葛文王) (?–537 CE) Grandmother: Queen Mother Jiso (지소태후, 只召太后) (?–574 CE) Mother: Queen Sado of the Park clan (사도왕후 박씨, 思道王后 朴氏( (?–614 CE) Grandfather: Park Yeongsil (박영실, 朴英失) Grandmother: Princess Okjin of the Royal Kim clan (옥진궁주 김씨, 玉珍宮主 金氏) Consorts and their respective issue: Queen Jido of the Park clan (지도부인 박씨, 知道夫人 朴氏) Kim Yongchun (김용춘, 金龍春) (579–646 CE) Lady Dohwa (도화녀, 桃花女) Kim Bihyeong (김비형, 金鼻荊) (581–? CE) Princess Bomyeong (보명궁주), daughter of Queen Jiso and Gu Jin Princess Seok-myeong (석명공주) Princess Yang-myeong ( 양명공주) Popular culture Portrayed by Im Ho in the 2009 MBC TV series Queen Seondeok. Portrayed by Son Hyo-won in the 2012 MBC TV series Dream of the Emperor. Portrayed in the 2017 KBS TV series Chronicles of Korea See also History of Korea List of Koreans Three Kingdoms of Korea Queen Seondeok (TV series) References Silla rulers 6th-century monarchs in Asia 579 deaths Year of birth unknown 6th-century Korean people