佛祖統紀 46.57

46.57

○六月。置元祐黨籍。司馬光等三百九人。刻石文德殿門○十一月王安石陪享文宣王廟。○召海陵徐神翁入見。既而懇歸詔即其郡。建仙源萬壽宮以居之。初神翁為天慶觀傭役。執彗掃除。誦度人經。口不絕。四方來問災祥稱為神翁。呂惠卿赴闕枉道過之。翁曰。善守善守既還朝。俄以事出知單州。哲宗不豫。遣惠卿至翁所。翁書吉人。未幾徽宗嗣位。蓋預徵御名（佶字）。後尸解而化。

In the sixth month, the Yuanyou partisan register was established. Sima Guang and three hundred and nine others were inscribed in stone at the gate of the Wende Hall. In the eleventh month, Wang Anshi was granted subordinate sacrifice in the Temple of the King of Literary Propagation. Xu Shenweng of Hailing was summoned for an audience. Soon afterward, he earnestly requested to return home, and an imperial decree ordered the construction of the Xianyuan Wanshou Palace in his commandery for him to reside in. Earlier, Shenweng had been a menial laborer at Tianqing Abbey, holding a broom to sweep, reciting the Duren jing incessantly. People from all quarters came to inquire about good and bad fortune, calling him Shenweng (the Divine Elder). When Lü Huiqing went to the capital, he detoured to visit him. The Elder said: 'Guard well, guard well!' After returning to court, Lü was soon sent out on official business to govern Shan Prefecture. When Zhezong was indisposed, he sent Huiqing to the Elder's place. The Elder wrote: 'The Auspicious Man' (jiren). Shortly after, Huizong succeeded to the throne, which was a prior omen of the imperial personal name (the character Ji). Later, he underwent corpse deliverance and transformed.