On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India, 629–645 A.D. v1.c12.s3.9

v1.c12.s3.9

According to the Life our pilgrim revisited Jālandhara, and on that occasion was well treated by the king of “North-India” who had his seat of government in the city with this name. The king is called Wu-ti or Wu-ti-to (烏地多) restored as Udito. It was evidently the same king who treated courteously, and entertained hospitably, another Chinese pilgrim whose name was Hsüan-chao (玄照)⁴ whom we have met already.