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宋顯仁太皇后韋氏。紹興十二年自北歸（東都事略）至是辛未二十一年十月於杭州皐亭山建新寺成額曰崇先顯孝詔洞山下九世真歇禪師清了開山住持召對稱旨賜金襴衣。未幾而寂。全身葬於寺。有碑存焉。真歇生蜀綿州雍氏嗣丹霞淳淳嗣英蓉楷禪師太后謂道家四聖殊有冥助。改孤山寺為延祥觀。以奉香火。遷孤山尊者法慧法師智圓全身葬山瑪瑙坡（武林圖紀）。

In the Song, Empress Dowager Xianren, Lady Wei, returned from the north in the twelfth year of Shaoxing (Dongdu shilüe). Down to this twenty-first year, Xinwei, in the tenth month, a new monastery was completed at Mount Gaoting in Hangzhou, with the plaque reading "Chongxian Xianxiao." An imperial edict summoned Chan Master Zhenxie Qingliao, of the ninth generation under Dongshan, to be the founding abbot. He was summoned for an audience, which pleased the imperial will, and was bestowed a gold-woven cassock. Not long after, he passed into silence. His whole body was buried at the monastery, where a stele still stands. Zhenxie was born into the Yong family of Mianzhou in Shu; he was a Dharma heir of Danxia Chun, and Chun was a Dharma heir of Chan Master Furong Kai. The Empress Dowager considered that the Four Sages of the Daoists had given exceptional, unseen aid, and so changed Gushan Monastery into Yanxiang Abbey to maintain incense and fire offerings to them. The whole body of the Venerable of Gushan, Dharma Master Fahui Zhiyuan, was moved and buried on Agate Slope on the mountain (Wulin tuji).