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佛祖統紀 48.74

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48.74

In the first year of Taiding, the Emperor lodged at Zhongdu and conducted Buddhist services at the Kungang Palace. He commanded monks to perform Buddhist services in the Great Inner Palace to suppress thunder, sculpted an image of the Buddha Mahākāla at the Huiqing Pavilion of the Yanchun Hall, and held Tibetan Buddhist services at the Anshan Monastery. In the sixth month, on the guihai day, a mosque was built at Shangdu. The Heiyaman Stūpa was repaired, and Buddhist services were conducted at the Crystal Palace. The Emperor received the Buddhist precepts from the Imperial Preceptor. Portraits of Imperial Preceptor Phags-pa were painted and distributed to the various provinces so that sculptures could be made and offerings offered.

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