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# 法苑珠林 40.81

法苑珠林 40.81

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [40.81](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2122.40.81)

常州（無雲雨下天降瑞華遍城如此）  
泉州  
循州  
營州（三放  
白光感得古石解作函）  
洪州（白頭烏引路無窮）  
杭州（掘基有白石窟容入石函）  
涼州  
德州（感得大禽旋塔人皆不識）  
滄州  
觀州（塔上五色雲現從午  
至暮）  
瀛州（基內有紫芝現）  
冀州（有患盲人及躄皆差）  
幽州（函如水鏡放光  
眾像）  
徐州（函現仙人聖僧等相）  
莒州（三現神光基得古塔患瘂能言）  
齊州  
萊州  
楚州（野鹿來聽雁翔塔上）  
江州（地出銅像）  
潭州（舍利  
至江神鳥千迎）  
毛州（天雨金銀華）  
貝州  
宋州（井苦變甘放光天雨  
瑞華如雪）  
趙州（放赤光瑞像無量）  
濟州（二放神光香氣鍾響出於雲際）  
兗  
州  
壽州  
信州  
荊州（雲蓋塔上雨華不下）  
蘭州（基下得石  
像又得二銅像）  
梁州  
利州（放光如日月）  
潞州（靈泉自涌病遇得差）  
黎州（地下瓦文千秋樂動）  
慈州（雲蓋如飛仙靈泉涌出病得愈）  
魏州  
（數放光明天雨寶華人人得之）沈州  
汴州（異香放光見像患差）  
許州（去州  
九十放光照見覆塔甘井涌現）  
豫州（五色光現文字五色）  
顯州  
曹州  
（光變最繁）  
安州（感香一夕放光雲蓋魚集）  
晉州（三度放五色光明）  
懷  
州（雄兔自來馴附放光異迹）  
陝州（前後十一度現光靈瑞）  
洛州（香氣如風數放  
光明）  
鄧州（函作玉文現）  
秦州（重得舍利函變馬瑙）  
衛州（光照於外）  
沼州（僧先患腰不行聞迎十里得差）  
鄭州（放光幡內向明）  
杞州（放光五色）

> Chang Prefecture (Without clouds, rain fell, and heaven sent down auspicious flowers throughout the city like this);  
> Quan Prefecture;  
> Xun Prefecture;  
> Ying Prefecture (White light was emitted three times, and an ancient stone was obtained that split into a casket);  
> Hong Prefecture (A white-headed crow guided the way endlessly);  
> Hang Prefecture (Digging the foundation revealed a white stone grotto large enough to receive the stone casket);  
> Liang Prefecture;  
> De Prefecture (A large bird was evoked that circled the pagoda, which no one recognized);  
> Cang Prefecture;  
> Guan Prefecture (Five-colored clouds appeared above the pagoda from noon until dusk);  
> Ying Prefecture (Purple ganoderma appeared within the foundation);  
> Ji Prefecture (Those suffering from blindness and lameness were all cured);  
> You Prefecture (The casket was like a water mirror, emitting light that displayed various images);  
> Xu Prefecture (The casket revealed images of immortals, sacred monks, and the like);  
> Ju Prefecture (Divine light manifested three times, an ancient pagoda was found in the foundation, and the mute were able to speak);  
> Qi Prefecture;  
> Lai Prefecture;  
> Chu Prefecture (Wild deer came to listen, and wild geese soared above the pagoda);  
> Jiang Prefecture (A bronze statue emerged from the earth);  
> Tan Prefecture (When the śarīra arrived at the river, a thousand divine birds came to welcome it);  
> Mao Prefecture (Heaven rained gold and silver flowers);  
> Bei Prefecture;  
> Song Prefecture (Bitter well water turned sweet, light was emitted, and heaven rained auspicious flowers like snow);  
> Zhao Prefecture (Red light was emitted, with countless auspicious images);  
> Ji Prefecture (Divine light was emitted twice, with fragrance and bell sounds issuing from among the clouds);  
> Yan Prefecture;  
> Shou Prefecture;  
> Xin Prefecture;  
> Jing Prefecture (A cloud canopy hovered over the pagoda, and raining flowers did not fall to the ground);  
> Lan Prefecture (Beneath the foundation a stone statue was obtained, and two bronze statues were also obtained);  
> Liang Prefecture;  
> Li Prefecture (Light was emitted like the sun and moon);  
> Lu Prefecture (A spiritual spring welled up of itself, and the sick were cured upon encountering it);  
> Li Prefecture (Underground tile inscriptions appeared, and music of a thousand autumns was played);  
> Ci Prefecture (A cloud canopy resembled flying immortals, a spiritual spring welled up, and the sick recovered);  
> Wei Prefecture (Radiant light was emitted several times, and heaven rained precious flowers that everyone obtained);  
> Shen Prefecture;  
> Bian Prefecture (Extraordinary fragrance and emitting light, images were seen, and ailments cured);  
> Xu Prefecture (At ninety li from the prefecture, emitting light illuminated the pagoda covering, and a sweet spring welled up);  
> Yu Prefecture (Five-colored light appeared, and characters in five colors);  
> Xian Prefecture;  
> Cao Prefecture (The transformations of light were most manifold);  
> An Prefecture (A whole evening of fragrant response, emitting light, cloud canopy, and fish gathered);  
> Jin Prefecture (Five-colored radiance was emitted three times);  
> Huai Prefecture (A male hare came of its own accord and grew tame, with emitting light and extraordinary marks);  
> Shan Prefecture (Lights and spiritual portents manifested eleven times altogether);  
> Luo Prefecture (Fragrance like the wind, with radiant light emitted several times);  
> Deng Prefecture (The casket manifested jade patterns);  
> Qin Prefecture (śarīra were obtained once more, and the casket turned into agate);  
> Wei Prefecture (Light illuminated outside);  
> Zhao Prefecture (A monk previously suffering from waist trouble and unable to walk, upon hearing of the welcome, went ten li and was cured);  
> Zheng Prefecture (Within the light-emitting banners, the interior was illuminated);  
> Qi Prefecture (Five-colored light was emitted).  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

- [English (machine translation)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2122~en-mt.40.81) — English, machine translation

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