廣弘明集 11.82

English (machine translation) 11.82

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11.82

In the early Han, the Xiongnu breached the passes, their beacon fires illuminating the Ganquan Palace. Nanyue refused to submit, so naval warfare was drilled. In the time of Emperor Jing, the seven kingdoms of Wu and Chu all revolted. When Emperor Zhao died, his elder brother's son, the Prince of Changyi, was enthroned; on the throne for twenty-seven days, he committed a total of one thousand one hundred and twenty-seven crimes, and Huo Guang deposed him, afterward enthroning Emperor Xuan. At this time there was no Buddha; why was it like this?

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廣弘明集 — Classical Chinese