律相感通傳 1.32

1.32

"They made it according to his words, completing a bronze image with its primary and secondary marks fully perfected. The Duke was pleased and rewarded them lavishly. The men used the wealth they obtained to perform acts of merit, erecting a multi-storey pavilion three hundred feet high upon the earthen terrace. People of the time called it 'Gaosi Terrace' or 'Gaosi Pavilion'. The men were surnamed Gao, and the eldest was named Si; others say it was because the four brothers established it together, or that it was designated by the name of the eldest brother. Thus the name 'Gaosi' has been used down to the present day."