佛祖歷代通載 7.39
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7.39
(9) Zhu Senglang was a man of Jingzhao. He devoted himself exclusively to lecturing and expounding, subsisting on coarse food and coarse cloth robes, with his mind delighting beyond worldly things. From the Huangshi era, he moved up Mount Tai, clearing the thatch to dwell there. At that time, those who heard of his repute and came to him numbered more than a hundred. Virtue crystallized within his breast; wise men from a thousand li vied to gather there. His fragrant renown spread far and wide; the Sons of Heaven of five dynasties were transformed by his ways. In sending tribute offerings and speeding official letters, who could rival him?
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