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釋道亮，不知何許人，住京師北多寶寺。神悟超絕，容止可觀，而性剛忤物，遂顯於眾。元嘉之末，被徙南越，時人或譏其不能保身，亮曰：「業理所之，特非人事。」於是命侶宵征，南適廣州。弟子智林等十二人隨之。停南六載，講說導眾，化陶嶺外。至大明中，還止京兆，盛開法席。著《成實論義疏》八卷。宋太始中卒，春秋六十有九。

Shi Daoliang, whose origins are unknown, resided at North Duobao Temple in the capital. His spiritual comprehension was extraordinary, and his bearing and deportment were admirable; but his temperament was unyielding and clashed with others, so he stood out from the crowd. At the end of the Yuanjia era, he was exiled to Nanyue. Some contemporaries mocked him for failing to preserve himself, but Daoliang said: "This is where the principle of karma leads; it is certainly not a matter of human affairs." Thereupon, he called his companions to travel by night and journeyed south to Guangzhou. Twelve disciples, including Zhilin, followed him. He remained in the south for six years, lecturing and guiding the multitude, and transforming the lands beyond the mountain ridges. During the Daming era, he returned to reside in Jingzhao, where he extensively opened Dharma assemblies. He authored the Commentary on the Meaning of the Tattvasiddhi-śāstra in eight fascicles. He died during the Taishi era of the Song at the age of sixty-nine.