釋氏稽古略 2.81

2.81

天竺佛馱耶舍（此云覺明）尊者　至姑臧（今肅州路雍州之域）。後秦弘始九年遣使請至長安。秦主郊迎別創院處之。供設如王者。尊者一無所受。時至分衛一食而已（自行乞而食也）善毘婆沙論而髭赤。時號赤髭毘婆沙。後至晉遊匡山。為遠公所重。甲寅晉安帝義熙十年也。尊者躬自負鐵於紫霄峰頂鑄塔。以如來真身舍利藏其中。是時佛馱跋陀尊者。亦以佛舍利五粒建塔於廬山東林寺北之上方。逮今皆存焉（高僧傳廬山記）。

The Indian Venerable Buddhayaśas (translated here as "Awakened Glory") arrived in Guzang (now in the territory of Suzhou Circuit, Yongzhou). In the ninth year of Hongshi of Later Qin, envoys were dispatched to invite him to Chang'an. The Qin ruler welcomed him in the suburbs and built a separate cloister to accommodate him, providing offerings fit for a king. The Venerable accepted none of them; when the time came, he took only a single meal through alms-round (begging for food himself to eat). He was skilled in the Vibhāṣā-śāstra and had a red beard; people at the time called him the "Red-bearded Vibhāṣā." Later he came to Jin and traveled to Mount Kuang, where he was deeply respected by Master Huiyuan. The jiayin year was the tenth year of Yixi of Emperor An of Jin. The Venerable personally carried iron to the summit of Zixiao Peak to cast a stupa, enshrining the Tathāgata's true-body relics within it. At this time, the Venerable Buddhabhadra also built a stupa with five grains of the Buddha's relics at the northern Shangfang of Donglin Monastery on Mount Lu. Up to this day, both still survive (from the Biographies of Eminent Monks and the Records of Mount Lu).