It could very well be that the threads on the seat post bolt were damaged and that they had galled(?) in the nut so you couldn't tighten it properly. That would explain that the bolt broke when you were releasing it and normally very little force is needed. If this is the case you only need a new bolt and nut, properly greased.
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