On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India, 629–645 A.D. v1.c13.8

v1.c13.8

The *Ku-hun-t'u* (or *ch'u*) of this passage may perhaps, as has been suggested, be for Govinda. Another restoration proposed is Gokaṇṭha, and this is the name adopted by Cunningham, but it does not seem possible that the Chinese characters are a transcription of this word. Govinda is a common name for Krishna, but it may have been the name of the village in which the monastery here described was situated.