Liu Yu, Liu Yi, He Wuji and others raised a volunteer army and beheaded Huan Xiu at Jingkou and Huan Hong at Guangling. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興3年2月)
Liu Yu set up the Liutai and provided the hundred officials; Wang Mi and others proclaimed Liu Yu General of Military Dignity and Governor of Xuzhou. (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興3年3月)
Huan Xuan's former general Huan Zhen took Jiangling, and Emperor An was once again confined in enemy hands (intercalary fifth month). (Book of Jin (Jinshu), Imperial Annals 晉書 卷010 帝紀 元興3年5月)
At the Zhaoyang Hall he distributed offices and fixed the noble titles in four ranks: king, duke, marquis and viscount. (Book of Wei (Weishu), Imperial Annals 魏書卷2·天賜元年)
The king of Yan, Murong Xi, attacked Liaodong fortress, but the city was prepared and he could not win, so he withdrew. (Samguk Sagi (History of the Three Kingdoms) 卷18 廣開土王 14年)
Liu Yu circulated a manifesto listing the crimes of Huan Xuan, sent Baidong governor Liu Yuezhi and others to break Xi and others, and then led his army to take position at Baidi. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷113 404년 단락3 제5문)
Passing many monasteries to the southeast, they reach Mathura: 20 monasteries by the Yamuna river, nearly 3,000 monks. From here south is Central India (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XVI (법현전 16章))
Eighteen yojanas southeast they reach Sankasya (Sengjiashi), where the Buddha descended from the Trāyastriṃśa heaven; legends of the three jeweled stairways and Ashoka's lion pillar. They spend the summer retreat at Longjing monastery (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XVII (법현전 17章))
After the retreat, seven yojanas southeast they reach Kanyakubja (Jiraoyi) on the Ganges, with two Hinayana monasteries; six or seven li west on the north bank is a stupa where the Buddha preached (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XVIII (법현전 18章))
Crossing the Ganges and going three yojanas south, the village of Ali: a stupa at every place where the Buddha preached, sat in meditation, or walked (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XVIII (법현전 18章))
Ten yojanas southeast, the great kingdom of Shaqi (Saketa): outside the east road of the city's south gate is the willow twig the Buddha chewed and planted, now 7 chi tall; heretics cut it but it keeps growing back (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XIX (법현전 19章))