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# 折疑論 2.85

折疑論 2.85

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [2.85](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2118.2.85)

李唐傾心玄奘（慈恩傳。唐太宗真觀年間法師西天求教回。親迎於儀鳳殿。對言。西域勝境。奉詔於洪福寺譯經帝及公卿國戚。皆傾心禮也）。

> The Li Tang inclined its heart to Xuanzang. (The Biography of Dacien states: During the Zhenguan era under Taizong of the Tang, when the Dharma Master returned from India seeking the teaching, the emperor personally welcomed him at Yifeng Hall and conversed with him about the excellent lands of the Western regions. Receiving an imperial decree to translate scriptures at Hongfu Monastery, the emperor, ministers, and imperial relatives all whole-heartedly paid homage.)  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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