On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India, 629–645 A.D. v1.c7.s9.28

v1.c7.s9.28

This country, according to the *T'ang-Shu*, extended on the south-east to Bamian. M. Saint Martin thinks that the *Hu-shih-kan* of this passage may be the district called by the Persians *Juskān* which was "entre Balkh et le district de Méroü-er-Roūd". The pilgrim made a short visit to this country also, we learn from the Life.¹