法苑珠林 29.32

29.32

Traveling three hundred li east along the Gaṅgā River, one reaches the country of Yudhapatipura. The capital city is densely populated, bordering the Gaṅgā River. Northwest of the city is a monastery stūpa, containing one sheng of the Buddha's relics; formerly the Buddha preached the Dharma here for seven days, and it is also where the four Buddhas walked. North of the river is a stūpa where the Buddha subdued demons, now half sunken into the earth. There is also a place where the Buddha preached the Dharma to man-eating demons. Crossing the river more than a hundred li to the southeast, the stūpa is where the relics were divided; the urn and remaining relics emit light on fasting days.