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# 大唐西域記 6.35

大唐西域記 6.35

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [6.35](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2087.6.35)

城東門內路左，有窣堵波，昔一切義成太子於此習諸技藝。門外有自在天祠，祠中石天像，危然起勢，是太子在襁褓中所入祠也。淨飯王自臘伐尼國迎太子還也，途次天祠。王曰：「此天祠多靈鑒，諸釋童稚求祐必効，宜將太子至彼修敬。」是時傅母抱而入祠，其石天像起迎太子。太子已出，天像復坐。

> The king and ministers having reverenced him, again returned to the kingdom, and they located themselves in this Nyagrodha grove. By the side of the sangharama, and not far from it, is a stupa ; this is the spot where Tathagata sat beneath a great tree with his face to the east and received from his aunt a golden-tissued kashaya garment. A little farther on is another stupa ; this is the place where Tathagata converted eight king's sons and 500 Sakyas. Within the eastern gate of the city, on the left of the road, is a stupa ; this is where the Prince Siddartha practised (athletic sports and competitive) arts. Outside the gate is the temple of Isvara-deva. In the temple is a figure of the Deva made of stone, which has the appearance of rising in a bent position. This is the temple which the royal prince when an infant (in swaddling clothes) entered. King Suddhodana was returning from the Lumbini (Lavani—La-fa-ni) garden, after having gone to meet the prince. Passing by this temple the king said, "This temple is noted for its many spiritual exhibitions (miracles). The Sakya children who here seek divine protection always obtain what they ask; we must take the royal prince to this place and offer up our worship." At this time the nurse (foster-mother), carrying the child in her arms, entered the temple; then the stone image raised itself and saluted the prince. When the prince left, the image again seated itself.  
> — Samuel Beal 1884, Si-yu-ki: Buddhist Records of the Western World

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## Translations (1)

- [Si-yu-ki: Buddhist Records of the Western World](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2087~en-beal.6.2.11) — Samuel Beal 1884, English

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