集神州三寶感通錄 1.82

1.82

Hengzhou (without clouds, heavenly flowers rained throughout the city and temples; this occurred twice); Quanzhou; Xunzhou; Yingzhou (three times emitted white light; an ancient stone was extracted and fashioned into a casket); Hongzhou (white-necked crows guided the way); Hangzhou (digging the foundation, a natural stone grotto exactly accommodated the stone casket); Liangzhou; Dezhou (the crippled walked; large birds circled the stūpa); Cangzhou; Guanzhou (five-colored clouds appeared above the stūpa from noon until dusk); Yingzhou (purple light within the foundation); Jizhou (those afflicted with blindness and lameness were healed); Youzhou (the casket was like a water mirror, emitting light that displayed various images); Xuzhou (the casket emitted forms such as immortals and monks); Juzhou (light appeared three times; the foundation yielded an ancient stūpa; the mute spoke); Qizhou; Caizhou; Chuzhou (wild deer came to listen; cranes soared above the stūpa); Jiangzhou (the earth yielded a bronze image); Tanzhou (when the śarīra reached the river, birds came to welcome and escort it); Maozhou (heaven rained gold and silver flowers); Beizhou; Songzhou (a bitter well turned sweet; emitted light and also rained flowers like snow); Zhaozhou (emitted red light; appeared images of buddhas and the like); Jizhou (emitted light for two days; fragrance and bell sounds issued from the sky); Yanzhou; Shouzhou; Xinzhou; Jingzhou (a cloud canopy was above the stūpa; raining flowers did not fall to the ground); Lizhou (beneath the ground were tile characters reading 'Thousand-Autumn Joy'); Cizhou (a cloud canopy resembled a flying immortal; springs gushed and diseases were healed); Weizhou; Luzhou (a spring spontaneously gushed; the sick were healed); Bianzhou (rare fragrance and emitted light; images appeared and illnesses were cured); Qizhou (emitted light); Xuzhou (ninety li from the prefecture, it emitted light that shone afar; a cloud of light covered the stūpa and a sweet well appeared); Shenzhou; Lanzhou (under the foundation a stone image was found, and also two bronze images); Liangzhou; Lizhou (emitted light as bright as the sun); Yuzhou (five-colored light; golden-colored characters); Xianzhou; Caozhou (light transformations were most numerous); Anzhou (sweet fragrance lingered for a night; emitted light, a cloud canopy, and fish gathered); Dengzhou (the casket produced jade patterns); Qinzhou ( śarīra were obtained once again); Weizhou (light illuminated the outside); Mingzhou (a monk who previously suffered from back disease and could not walk, upon hearing that the śarīra had arrived, rose and went ten li to welcome it); Jinzhou (emitted light three times); Huaizhou (a male pheasant came tamely; emitted light and strange signs); Shanzhou (manifested auspicious signs eleven times before and after); Luozhou (fragrance like wind, and again emitted bright light); Zhengzhou (emitted light within the banners).