Stone memorial tablet for the eminent Buddhist monk Hai Yun (1202–1257). Yuan dynasty (1271–1368). Held at the Capital Museum, Beijing. The inscription reads "祐聖安國大禪師海雲和上，法諱印簡，於丁巳年閏四月初四日辰時圓寂于西京大花嚴寺，享年五十有六。奉王旨建塔於大慶壽寺之西。" ('Protecting Sage Pacifying the Country' Great Chan Master, the monk Haiyun, whose religious name was Yinjiian, achieved nirvana at the Dahuayan Temple in the Western Capital at the hour of the dragon on the fourth day of the fourth intercalary month; he lived for fifty-six years. On command of the prince, a pagoda was built to the west of the Daqingshou Temple.).
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