佛祖歷代通載 2.89

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燕召公奭（與周同姓。武王克殷。封于燕。成王時。召為三公。主陝西。甚得兆民之意。巡行鄉邑。有甘棠樹。決獄其下。召卒民思伯。不敢伐之。作甘棠詩焉。自公之下。元世王惠侯釐傾哀鄭繆宣桓莊襄桓宣昭武文懿惠悼元平簡獻孝成湣釐桓文易王子噲昭惠武成孝今喜。三十七君。八百九十四年。秦始皇滅之）。

Shi, Duke of Shao, of Yan (sharing the same surname as the Zhou. When King Wu conquered Yin, he was enfeoffed in Yan. In the time of King Cheng, Shao served as one of the Three Excellencies, presiding over the region west of Shan, and greatly winning the hearts of the myriad people. Patrolling the villages and settlements, there was a sweet crabapple tree beneath which he decided lawsuits. When Shao passed away, the people longed for the Earl, not daring to fell it, and composed the poem "The Sweet Crabapple Tree." Down from the Duke: Prince of the First Generation, Marquis Hui, Xi, Qing, Ai, Zheng, Miu, Xuan, Huan, Zhuang, Xiang, Huan, Xuan, Zhao, Wu, Wen, Yi, Hui, Dao, Yuan, Ping, Jian, Xian, Xiao, Cheng, Min, Xi, Huan, Wen, Yi, Prince Kuai, Zhao, Hui, Wucheng, Xiao, and the present Xi. Thirty-seven rulers, eight hundred and ninety-four years. The First Emperor of Qin destroyed them).