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# 佛祖歷代通載 4.93

佛祖歷代通載 4.93

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [4.93](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2036.4.93)

（十六）　宣帝詢改本始（武帝曾孫。戾太子孫。生而足下有毛。初名病已。及太子被巫蠱事。已在襁褓。賴丙吉救養在於掖庭。外家霍光廢昌邑。奏太后就民間迎之即位。遠方來朝。號中興主。壬申十二月崩未央宮。壽四十三。葬杜陵）。

> \[16\] Emperor Xuan, \[named\] Xun, changed the era to Benshi (great-grandson of Emperor Wu and grandson of Crown Prince Li. When he was born there was hair beneath his feet. Originally named Bingyi. When the Crown Prince was caught in the witchcraft affair, he was already in swaddling clothes. He relied on Bing Ji, who rescued and raised him in the inner palace. Huo Guang, from the maternal family, deposed Changyi, submitted a memorial to the Empress Dowager, and welcomed him from among the common folk to ascend the throne. Distant lands came to court; he was called the Sovereign of Restoration. In the twelfth month of the renshen year he died in the Weiyang Palace at the age of forty-three, and was buried in Duling).  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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