1114 ce造句

• His 1114 CE Ratanpur inscription states that he had been honoured by the king of Kanyakubja.
• According to the 1114 CE Ratanpur inscription of Jajjaladeva I, the Tripuri Kalachuri king Kokalla had 18 sons, the eldest of whom succeeded him on the throne of Tripuri.
• The 1114 CE Pali inscription, which is the earliest extant inscription from Govindachandra's reign, states that he captured the " elephants of nine kingdoms " ( " nava-rajya-gaja " ).
• The last extant inscription from Madanapala's reign is dated 1109 CE, and the first inscription from Govindachandra's reign is dated 1114 CE . Thus, Govindachandra must have ascended the throne sometime during 1109 1114 CE.
• The last extant inscription from Madanapala's reign is dated 1109 CE, and the first inscription from Govindachandra's reign is dated 1114 CE . Thus, Govindachandra must have ascended the throne sometime during 1109 1114 CE.