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# 法苑珠林 37.12

法苑珠林 37.12

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [37.12](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2122.37.12)

又阿育經云。塔成造千二百織成幡及雜華。未得懸幡。王身崩沒。塔成已六日。王請僧至園供養。時有優波崛多羅漢。將一萬八千阿羅漢受王請。尊者崛多顏貌端正身體柔軟。而王體醜陋肌膚麁澁。尊者即說偈言。

> Furthermore, the Yuwang jing states: When the stūpas were completed, one thousand two hundred woven banners and assorted flowers were made. Before the banners could be hung, the king passed away. Six days after the stūpas were completed, the king had invited monks to the park to make offerings. At that time, there was the Arhat Upagupta, who led eighteen thousand arhats to accept the king's invitation. The Venerable Gupta's facial appearance was upright and dignified, and his body was supple, whereas the king's body was ugly and his skin was coarse and rough. The Venerable One then spoke a verse:  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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