佛祖統紀 47.32

47.32

On the sixth day of the tenth month: Chan Master Zhengjue, who resided at Mount Tiantong, bathed, changed clothes, sat upright, and passed away. Relics naturally grew from his teeth, hair, and monastic implements. His whole body was buried in the Eastern Valley, and he was posthumously titled Chan Master Hongzhi, his stūpa named Miaoguang. Those who pay reverence to the stūpa seeking relics all have their wishes fulfilled. (Ninth generation under Dongshan).