釋迦方志 1.79

1.79

寺西北四里有得眼林。中有佛經行迹塔。其緣勝軍王抉五百賊眼。聞佛慈力一時平復。捨杖遂生。城西北六十里故城。是人壽二萬歲時。迦葉波佛本生處。其北有塔。即此佛全身舍利之所。育王造塔表之　又東南行五百餘里。至。

Four li northwest of the monastery is the Grove of Gaining Sight, in which is a stūpa marking the traces of the Buddha’s walking. As for its cause: King Prasenajit gouged out the eyes of five hundred bandits, who heard of the Buddha’s compassionate power and were all at once restored to wholeness; cast down, their walking sticks then sprouted. Sixty li northwest of the city is an old city, which is the birthplace of Kāśyapa Buddha when the human lifespan was twenty thousand years. To its north is a stūpa, which is the site of this Buddha’s whole-body relic, marked by a stūpa erected by King Aśoka. Traveling southeast from here for more than five hundred li, one reaches