辯正論 3.64

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魏世宗宣武皇帝（諱恪）於式乾殿為諸僧朝臣。講維摩經。喜怒不形。雅愛經史。尤長釋義。善風儀美容貌。德格陰陽。明並日月。播文教以懷遠人。調禮樂以旌俊達。於三河六郡之地。涇渭㶚滻之區。造普通大定等四寺。供養三學千僧。

Emperor Xuanwu, the World Predecessor of the Wei (taboo name Ke): In the Shiqian Hall, he expounded the Vimalakīrtinirdeśa Sūtra for the monks and court officials. Joy and anger were never revealed in his face; he had a refined love for the classics and histories, and was particularly skilled in the teachings of Śākya. Possessing fine manners and a handsome countenance, his virtue matched yin and yang, and his brightness equaled the sun and moon. He spread civil teaching to cherish distant peoples, and adjusted ritual and music to honor the outstanding and accomplished. In the region of the Three Rivers and Six Commanderies, around the area of the Jing, Wei, Ba, and Chan rivers, he constructed four temples, including Putong and Dading, providing for one thousand monks skilled in the three trainings.