廣弘明集 28.20

28.20

The Emperor respectfully inquires after Upādhyāya Lang of Mount Tai. Diligently applying your spirit and treading the Way, your flying fame illumines the world; your auspicious repute vibrates afar, constantly without end. From my capital in the Western Xia, I ponder aiding the great plan. At present, the passes are not yet pacified, and affairs depend solely on our retinue. I have already ordered the grand army to pacify the Yi and Luo rivers. I hope that through this campaign, I may perform the Feng sacrifices in the east and inspect the provinces. Depending on the numinous and relying on your power, I must seek your guidance. Now I dispatch an envoy to present a three-tiered golden stūpa, one set of scriptures, and one jeweled terrace, humbly hoping that your mysterious insight will illuminate my intention.