佛祖統紀 36.111

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孝武帝（駿文帝子）勅沙門慧璩為京邑都維那○文帝諱日上於中興寺建八關齋。中食竟。從臣袁敏孫等更進魚肉。帝怒並與免官○召沙門道猷入內殿說法。上稱善。勅為新安寺法主○吳興沙門僧瑜。初於廬山建招提寺。常持法華。是年六月謂友人曰。結累三塗情形之故。情將盡矣形亦宜損。藥王之轍獨何遠哉。遂別眾入柴龕端坐。誦藥王品發炬以焚。眾見紫氣騰空。旬日所居生雙桐樹。識者謂是娑羅雙樹之兆大明四年。路太后於中興寺造普賢像設齋。忽有異僧見於座。眾驚問之。對曰。慧明自天安來。言訖不見。因詔改為天安寺。勅沙門道溫為都邑僧正○西天沙門功德直至荊州。同玄暢譯經。直每舒手出香掌中流水。

Emperor Xiaowu (Jun, son of Emperor Wen) ordered the śramaṇa Huiqu to be the Grand Karmadāna for the capital.
On the death anniversary of Emperor Wen, His Majesty established the Eight-Precept Retreat at Zhongxing Temple. When the midday meal was finished, accompanying officials such as Yuan Minsun again presented fish and meat. The Emperor was enraged and dismissed them all from office.
He summoned the śramaṇa Daoyou into the inner palace to preach the Dharma. His Majesty praised him and ordered him to be the abbot of Xin'an Temple.
Śramaṇa Sengyu of Wuxing initially established Zhaoti Temple at Mount Lu and constantly recited the Lotus Sūtra. In the sixth month of this year, he said to a friend: 'Ties of karma in the three realms are caused by emotional form. When passion is about to end, the form should also be discarded. How could the path of the Medicine King be far from us?' He then took leave of the assembly, entered a firewood shrine, sat upright, recited the Chapter on the Medicine King, and lit a torch to burn himself. The assembly saw purple vapour rising into the sky. Within ten days, twin paulownia trees sprouted where he had resided; the discerning took this as an omen of the twin śāla trees.
In the fourth year of Daming, Empress Dowager Lu had an image of Samantabhadra made at Zhongxing Temple and held a vegetarian feast. Suddenly an unusual monk appeared at a seat. The assembly asked him in surprise; he replied: 'Huiming has come from Tian'an.' As soon as he spoke, he disappeared. Thereupon an imperial decree changed the name to Tian'an Temple. An edict appointed the śramaṇa Daowen as the Rectifier of Monks for the capital.
The śramaṇa Guṇarddhi from Western India arrived in Jingzhou and translated scriptures together with Xuanchang. Whenever [Guṇarddhi] stretched out his hand, fragrance was emitted and water flowed from his palm.