仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經疏 3.483

3.483

Commentary: When the king accepts and upholds it himself, his transformation reaches even the grasses and trees, human subjects turn toward the good, calamities and disasters are spontaneously eliminated, and this is indeed protecting the state. Next is the second [heading], broadly clarifying the seven calamities. In this there are four divisions: 1. clarifying the realm to be transformed; 2. directly clarifying the seven calamities; 3. illustrating by analogy the various calamities; 4. concluding with an exhortation to accept and uphold it. In clarifying the realm to be transformed, the text is divided into two: first, generally clarifying the realm of transformation; afterwards, individually clarifying Jambudvīpa. First is the general clarification of the realm of transformation.