釋鑑稽古略續集 1.84

1.84

帝印造菩薩戒本千部。流通散施。普令大地眾生皆奉如來寶戒　帝令諸路高僧。俱賜紅黃大衣。傳授大戒　帝以清涼為真佛境界。建立五大寺為最上福田　帝每齋日。以南天竺佛盂。置百味珍羞。澄心觀想廣修供養。

The Emperor printed one thousand sets of the Bodhisattva Precepts manual, circulating and distributing them so that all living beings of the great earth would universally uphold the precious precepts of the Tathāgata. The Emperor ordered that eminent monks of all routes be bestowed red and yellow grand robes and transmit the great precepts. Taking Qingliang as the realm of the true Buddha, the Emperor established five great monasteries as the supreme fields of merit. On each vegetarian-fast day, using a Buddhist bowl from South India, the Emperor would lay out the hundred delicacies and exquisite foods, clarifying his mind, contemplating, and broadly cultivating offerings.