On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India, 629–645 A.D. v2.c26.s2.3

v2.c26.s2.3

| Rains, | 630 | A. D., | at Sha-lo-ka monastery in Kapisa, ('The Master kept the Rain-rest in this temple' Life, p. 56); |
| " | 631 | " | in Kasmir (stayed two years, Life, p. 72; say from |
| " | 632 | " | May 631 to April 633); |
| " | 633 | " | at Chinabhukti in Eastern Panjab (stayed fourteen months, Life, p. 76); |
| " | 634 | " | at Julandhara (four months' stay, Life, p. 77); |
| " | 635 | " | at Matipura in Bijnor District (stayed for half the spring and the summer following, Life, p. 81); |
| " | 636 | " | at Kanauj (stayed at the Bhadra-vihara for three months, Life, p. 84; and, after leaving, was attacked by the river pirates 'in the autumn'); |
| " | 637 | " | at Nalanda in Bihar (stayed for some time, Life p. 113; returned, ibid. p. 120; and then stayed for fifteen months, ibid. p. 121. Counting his subsequent visit at the end of 642 A. D., his total residence at Nalanda amounted to about two years, Life, p 154); |
| " | 638 | " | in Irina country (Mungir), where he stayed for a year 'Life, p. 127); |
| " | 639 | " | at either Amaravati or Bezvada on the Krishna, where he resided for several months (Life, p. 137); |
| " | 640 | " | at Kanchi probably, the most southern point attained, where he halted evidently for a considerable time, hoping to visit Ceylon, Life, p. 139); |