釋鑑稽古略續集 1.253
釋鑑稽古略續集 1.253
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- Classical Chinese
1.253
竺遠禪師 諱正源。字竺遠。歐陽姓。南庸人。二十七受具。始見陵公。問答省悟智開識融外內無礙。雄談慧辨動靜皆空。住興聖道場靈隱諸名剎。帝師錫以佛慧慈照普應禪師之號。方鎮大臣邀請住持徑山。是年六月二十六日歿。壽七十二。臘四十五。塔於徑山 八月。大明帥師伐漢。徐達曰。師直為壯。劉基曰。取威制敵。在此時也。
Chan Master Zhuyuan, taboo name Zhengyuan, courtesy name Zhuyuan, was of the Ouyang surname and a native of Nanyong. At age twenty-seven, he received the precepts. He first saw the venerable Ling; their question-and-answer brought him awakening, his wisdom opening and understanding harmonizing, free of internal and external obstacles. With heroic discourse and wise eloquence, his activity and stillness were both empty. He resided at famous monasteries such as Xingsheng Daochang and Lingyin. The Imperial Preceptor bestowed upon him the title 'Chan Master of Buddha-Wisdom, Compassionate Radiance, and Universal Response' (Fohui Cizhao Puying). Ministers of the regional commands invited him to be abbot of Jingshan. On the twenty-sixth day of the sixth month of this year, he passed away. His age was seventy-two; his monastic age was forty-five. His stupa was erected at Jingshan. In the eighth month, the Great Ming commanded its army to attack the Han. Xu Da said: "An army that fights for justice is strong." Liu Ji said: "To assume majesty and overcome the enemy lies precisely at this moment."
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