On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India, 629–645 A.D. v2.c20.49

v2.c20.49

The pilgrim's description proceeds— North-east from Śrigupta's Fire-pit, and in a bend of the mountain wall, was a tope at the spot where Jīvaka, the great physician, had built a hall for the Buddha. Remains of the walls and of the plants and trees within them still existed. Julai often stayed here. Beside the tope the ruins of Jīvaka's private residence still survived.