廣弘明集 20.79

20.79

His Majesty the Emperor, who has smoothly unified and inherited the throne, with sage reverence resting upon his crown fringes. Spreading benevolence through the ten virtues, his conversion softens regions beyond the coiled burrows; harmonizing customs with the four immeasurables, his breeze flies higher than the age of Xuxuan and Suiren. Yet he still elevates the mysterious models and composes texts, adorns the constant source, and broadens his discernment. Flowing down his sweeping edicts, he lingered his thoughts upon Anāthapiṇḍada's garden. Thus, in the leisure from fashioning beings, he personally conveyed his sagacious intentions; at the end of rectifying names, he specially penned an auspicious title. We, the monks, have received the grace of his molding and bestowing, and preserve the beneficence of his continuous elevation. When first we were reverently summoned, our hearts were filled with awe. Respectfully reflecting: