高僧傳 13.70

13.70

後還都止靈味寺，義陽王旭出鎮北徐，携光同行。及景和失德，義陽起事，以光預見，乃齎七曜以決光，光杜口無言，故事寧獲免。宋明帝於湘宮設會，聞光唱導，帝稱善，即勅賜三衣瓶鉢。後卒於寺中，年六十五。

Later he returned to the capital and stayed at the Lingwei Temple. When Prince Xu of Yiyang went out to govern North Xu, he took Tanguang with him. When [Emperor Qianfei of] the Jinghe era lost his virtue, Yiyang rose in revolt; knowing that Tanguang had foreknowledge, he brought the Seven Luminaries (astrological chart) to consult Tanguang, but Tanguang closed his mouth and spoke nothing, and on account of this he was spared when the affair was settled. When Emperor Ming of the Song held a gathering at the Xianggong Temple, he heard Tanguang lead the chanting; the Emperor praised him, and immediately decreed to bestow upon him the three robes, a bottle, and a bowl. He later died in the temple at the age of sixty-five.