Liu Yu set out to subdue the Southern Yan's Murong Chao, sailed up the Huai and Si rivers to Xiapi, then left the boats and marched by infantry to Langya. (History of the Southern Dynasties (Nanshi), Annals 南史 卷1 義熙5年)
Mingyuan, Tuoba Si, killed Prince Shao of Qinghe, who had rebelled, and ascended the throne (first year of Yongxing). (Book of Wei (Weishu), Imperial Annals 魏書卷3·永興元年)
Chipan, angered at hearing this, returned without informing Yi, struck and broke Xi Nian, and at last besieged Fuhan. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷115 409년 단락5 제2문)
Liu Yu built a long encirclement and held it, the wall three zhang high, with ditches dug in three rows; he consoled those who surrendered and promoted the worthy, and Hua and Yi rejoiced greatly. (Zizhi Tongjian (Comprehensive Mirror) 卷115 409년 단락15 제14문)
South Asia (2)
Going down the Ganges 18 yojanas to the east, he reaches Champa on the south bank: the places where the Buddha walked and meditated, and stupas (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXXVII (법현전 37章))
Going about 50 yojanas further east, he reaches the port of Tāmraliptī: 24 monasteries (22 in the text). He stays two years, copies scriptures and paints Buddha images (Faxian, A Record of Buddhist Kingdoms Legge 1886 ch.XXXVII (법현전 37章))
Southern Europe (1)
The Vandals, starving on the shore of Lake Maeotis, move into German (Frankish) land and the Rhine, and then settle in Hispania under the leadership of Godigisclus. (Procopius, History of the Wars 3.3.2)