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# 廣弘明集 2.33

廣弘明集 2.33

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [2.33](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2103.2.33)

太常八年十月有牧土上師李普文。來嵩岳云。老君之玄孫也。昔居代郡桑乾。漢武時得道為牧土宮主。領治三十六土人鬼之政。地方十八萬里。其中為方萬里者。有三百六十方。遣弟子云。嵩岳所統廣漢方萬里以授謙之。作誥云云。

> In the tenth month of the eighth year of the Taichang reign era, there was the Supreme Preceptor of Pasturing the Earth, Li Puwen, who came to Mount Song, saying he was the great-great-grandson of Lord Lao. Formerly residing in Sanggan of Dai Commandery, he attained the Way during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han and became the Master of the Palace of Pasturing the Earth, governing the administration of spirits and men in thirty-six lands, an area of one hundred and eighty thousand li, within which were three hundred and sixty regions, each ten thousand li square. He sent a disciple to state that the region of Guanghan, ten thousand li square under the jurisdiction of Mount Song, was conferred upon Qianzhi, issuing a proclamation to that effect.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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