法苑珠林 38.17

38.17

又譬喻經說。祇陀太子昔毘婆尸佛時。布施一奴一婢給掃寺廟。緣此功德世世常得七寶宮宅。門戶兩邊常有自然金銀男女擎持寶鉢。滿中七寶取無窮盡。夜中常有自然天兵五百餘騎。衛護其舍。無敢近者。輪王七寶者。一金輪寶。二白象寶。三紺馬寶。四神珠寶。五玉女寶。六主藏臣寶。七主兵神寶。

Furthermore, the Dṛṣṭāntamālya-sūtra says: In the past, in the time of Vipaśyin Buddha, Prince Jeta made a gift of a male servant and a female servant to sweep and maintain a temple. Due to this merit, lifetime after lifetime he always obtained a palace made of the seven jewels. On both sides of the gates and doors, there were always naturally manifest boys and girls of gold and silver holding gem-studded bowls, filled with the seven jewels, inexhaustible to draw from. In the night, there were always naturally manifest divine troops of over five hundred cavalry guarding his residence, so that none dared approach. The seven treasures of a cakravartin are: first, the gold wheel treasure; second, the white elephant treasure; third, the dark blue horse treasure; fourth, the divine wish-fulfilling jewel treasure; fifth, the jade maiden treasure; sixth, the treasury-master minister treasure; seventh, the military-leader spirit treasure.