佛祖統紀 48.33

48.33

In the first year of the Xianchun reign period, an imperial decree appointed Chan Master Xutang Zhiyu of Jingci to reside at Jingshan. In the ninth month, an imperial decree ordered Master Foguang Zhao to reside again at Upper Tianzhu. As the paintings in the Dharma hall were newly finished, it was fitting that the late emperor's imperial calligraphy of "Baiyun" ("White Clouds") be displayed and reported to the throne. An imperial decree appointed Chan Master Xuzhou Pudu of Middle Tianzhu to reside at Jingde Lingyin Temple. On the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the guiyou year of the Xianchun reign period, Master Foguang Zhao showed his quiescence. By imperial decree, the Tianyan Stūpa Cloister was bestowed upon him, with the posthumous title Great Master Putong, and his stūpa was named Ciying.