集神州三寶感通錄 1.35

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Nineteenth: The Linhuang stūpa in Weizhou is thirty li northwest of the county seat. Originally named Śarīra Temple, it is now inhabited by nuns. The stūpa is still present. It has water on three sides, with an open path only to the west. Its foundation was built of laid stones rising from the bottom of the water, with lotuses filling the three sides. The water is clear and deep, and people are all afraid to enter it. Tradition says that the true śarīra stūpa is in the air within the water, like the one in Zhengzhou. Now it has been changed to the Grand Protectorate of Jizhou.