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# 歷代三寶紀 3.69

歷代三寶紀 3.69

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [3.69](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2034.3.69)

（辛未）簡文帝昱（元帝第六子。稱咸安元。交州合浦郡人。董宗之常以採珠為業。嘗於海底見光照曜。往取乃。得佛光。即表上臺。帝勅安阿育王像背。冥然即合。四十餘年乃方具足帝即於長干寺阿育王塔上。起三層木浮圖）　　　七　八

> (Xinwei) Emperor Jianwen, Yu (Sixth son of Emperor Yuan; styled Xian'an 1. Dong Zongzhi, a native of Hepu Commandery in Jiaozhou, was a pearl diver by profession. Once, he saw a radiating light at the bottom of the sea; when he went to retrieve it, he obtained a Buddha's halo. He immediately presented it to the court, and the Emperor ordered it installed behind King Aśoka's statue, and it united invisibly \[with the statue\]. Only after more than forty years was it complete. Thereupon, the Emperor erected a three-story wooden stūpa atop the King Aśoka stūpa at Changgan Monastery); 7; 8  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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