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# 佛祖統紀 52.80

佛祖統紀 52.80

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [52.80](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2035.52.80)

周穆王。駕八駿升崑崙。西王母觴于瑤池之上。○靈王太子王子喬吹笙作鳳鳴。道士浮丘公接上嵩山。○宋大夫墨翟服朱英丹為地仙。著書十篇。○顯聖王莊周著書十餘萬言。服北育火丹白日升天。

> King Mu of the Zhou drove his eight steeds to ascend Mount Kunlun; the Queen Mother of the West feasted him above the Jade Pool. Prince Qiao, the Crown Prince of King Ling, played the mouth-organ producing the cry of a phoenix; the Daoist Master Fuqiu Gong received him and took him up to Song Mountain. The grandee of Song, Mo Di, ingested the Vermilion Blossom Elixir and became an earthly immortal, authoring a work of ten chapters. King Xiansheng, Zhuang Zhou, authored a work of over one hundred thousand words; he ingested the Fire Elixir of the Northern Nurture and ascended to heaven in broad daylight.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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