 Not only does the stele provide a clue that suggests that the Sakyamuni Triad may have been based on styles from Baekje specifically, this suggests also that Silla art incorporated the styles and practices of their conquered subjects in subsequent art.The next two examples, both Korean national treasures and both made of almost pure gold, were probably royal commissions.The two were excavated from a stone pagoda and an accompanying relic contains dates describing the dates of interment for both statues.