南嶽總勝集 3.47

3.47

張君猷。為湖南漕過南岳。自肩輿中。見路左一道觀甚麗。榜曰朱陵宮。遙望其中。有一羽衣立殿上。君猷意欲下。而從騎半已過。明年再經其地。求朱陵宮無之。父老云。旁近但有朱真人祠。至其下乃前所見朱陵宮之處。才小屋一二楹。其變異如此（此一段與張徽言意同辭異。今亦存之）。

When Zhang Junyou served as Fiscal Commissioner of Hunan, he passed through Nanyue. From his palanquin, he saw a very magnificent Daoist abbey to the left of the road, bearing a plaque reading 'Zhuling Palace.' Looking into it from afar, he saw a feather-robed priest standing upon the hall. Junyou wished to dismount, but half of his mounted escort had already passed by. The next year, when passing through that place again, he sought the Zhuling Palace but found nothing. The local elders said, 'Nearby there is only the shrine of Transcendent Zhu.' Arriving there, it was indeed the place where he had previously seen the Zhuling Palace, yet it was merely a small hut of one or two bays. Such was its transformative strangeness. (This account shares the same sense as that of Zhang Huiyan but differs in phrasing; it is preserved here as well).