佛祖統紀 39.18

39.18

十三年。帝幸岐州蒐于南山（音搜舂獵曰蒐）逐獸入古窰中。忽失所在。但見滿窰損佛像。沙門曇遷曰。比周武毀法故聖像多委溝壑。帝乃下詔。諸有佛像碎身遺影者。所在官檢送寺莊嚴○四月智者於玉泉說法華玄義。章安頂法師預聽○七月賜智者玉泉寺額。

Thirteenth year. The Emperor visited Qizhou and hunted in the Southern Mountains (the character is pronounced sou; winter hunting is called sou). Chasing a beast into an ancient kiln, he suddenly lost track of it and saw only a kiln full of damaged Buddha images. The monk Tanqian said, 'Recently, when Emperor Wu of the Zhou destroyed the Dharma, many sacred images were abandoned in ditches and valleys.' The Emperor thereupon issued an edict that wherever there were broken bodies or abandoned images of the Buddha, the local officials were to inspect and send them to monasteries to be adorned and restored. In the fourth month, Zhizhe expounded the Profound Meaning of the Lotus Sūtra at Yuquan; Dharma Master Zhang'an Guanding was in attendance listening. In the seventh month, the monastery plaque of Yuquan was bestowed upon Zhizhe.