佛祖統紀 39.55

39.55

五年正月。詔僧尼道士致敬父母（正觀政要）○詔以慶善宮為穆太后建慈德寺。為皇太子承乾建普光寺。勅沙門法常居之。為太子授菩薩戒○十一月。化度寺僧邕禪師亡。上敬悼賜帛。勅右庶子李百藥撰碑。更令歐陽詢書（今有收石本者。文字殘闕。藏以為實）初波斯國蘇魯支立末尼火祆教（祆火煙反。胡神。即外道梵志也）勅於京師建大秦寺（波斯國在西海此云大秦）。

In the fifth year, in the first month, an edict ordered monks, nuns, and Daoist priests to pay homage to their parents (Zhenguan zhengyao). An edict transformed the Qingshan Palace into Cide Monastery for Empress Dowager Mu. Puguang Monastery was founded for the Crown Prince Chengqian, and an edict appointed the monk Fachang to reside there and transmit the bodhisattva precepts to the Crown Prince. In the eleventh month, Chan Master Sengyong of Huadu Monastery passed away. His Majesty grieved with respect and bestowed silks, commanding the Junior Deputy Mentor of the Crown Prince, Li Baiyao, to compose the stele inscription, and additionally ordering Ouyang Xun to write the calligraphy (today some possess stone rubbings of it; the characters are fragmentary and incomplete, yet cherished as authentic). Earlier, Surūsh of Persia established the Manichaean Zoroastrian fire religion (xian: fire, yan-fan; a barbarian deity, namely a non-Buddhist brāhmaṇa). An edict decreed the establishment of a Daqin Monastery in the capital (the country of Persia is at the Western Sea, here called Daqin).