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金光明最勝王經疏 5.656

金光明最勝王經疏 5.656

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5.656

下第四結其過失。三種世間者,即三界。由王依法,增益人天;行非法故;三界衰損。或人畜百穀為三世間;人疫畜損、百穀不熟。廣如上辨。

Below is the fourth, concluding its faults. "The three kinds of worlds" refers to the three realms. Because a king acts in accordance with the Dharma, humans and gods are augmented; because he practices illegality, the three realms suffer decline and loss. Alternatively, humans, livestock, and the hundred grains constitute the three worlds: humans suffer pestilence, livestock are harmed, and the hundred grains do not ripen. It is extensively distinguished as above.

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