宋高僧傳 19.37

19.37

釋和和者，莫詳氏族、本生。其為僧也狂而不亂，愚而有知，罔測其由。發言多中，時號為聖。安國寺中居住，出入無拘撿。見本寺修營殿閣未就——有越國公主降滎陽鄭萬鈞，雖琴瑟相諧，而數年無子——和因至公主家，鈞焚香灑掃以待之。主拜跪歸向，鈞祈告之曰：「某自叨選尚，願得一子為嗣，唯師能致之乎？」和曰：「易耳！但遺我三千疋絹，主當誕二男。」鈞勤重如聽佛語，出絹如所求施之。和取付修寺殿閣功德主。乃曰：「主有娠矣，吾令二天人下為公主作兒。所憂者公主不能併妊二子乎？為㝈乳包羞耳。吾俾其同年而前後誕之。」果如其言，歲初年末，各生之矣。長曰潛耀，次曰晦明，皆美丈夫，後博涉成事焉。京邑之間傳揚沸渭，量其位地，不可輕議哉。

Regarding Shi Hehe, his clan and origin are unknown. As a monk he appeared mad yet was not disordered, foolish yet knowing, and none could fathom his origins. His words mostly hit the mark, and at the time he was called a sage. He resided in Anguo Temple, coming and going without restraint. Seeing that the construction of halls and pavilions in his monastery was not yet complete—and knowing that the Princess of Yue had married Zheng Wanjun of Xingyang, and though they lived in marital harmony, they had been childless for years—Hehe accordingly went to the princess's residence. Jun burned incense and swept the grounds to welcome him. The princess bowed and took refuge, and Jun prayed and said to him: "Since I have been favored to marry a princess, I desire to obtain a son as an heir; only you, Master, can bring this about." Hehe said: "That is easy! Just give me three thousand bolts of silk, and the princess will give birth to two sons." Jun treated this reverently as if hearing the Buddha's words, and gave the silk according to the request. Hehe handed it over to the donor in charge of repairing the monastery's halls and pavilions. He then said: "The princess is pregnant. I have ordered two heavenly beings to descend and be sons to the princess. What I worry about is whether the princess can carry two sons at once, for suckling twins brings shame. I shall make her give birth to them within the same year, one after the other." It turned out exactly as he said: at the beginning of the year and the end of the year, she gave birth to one each. The elder was named Qianyao, and the second was named Huiming; both were handsome gentlemen who later became widely learned and accomplished. The story spread and bubbled through the capital; judging by his spiritual attainment, he is not to be judged lightly!