1130 bc造句

• The first recorded instance of a monarch of China appointing a chief minister was in around 1130 BC, by Grand Council.
• :Ramesses II greatly enlarged this city both as his principal northern capital and as an important forward base for his military campaigns into the Levant and his control over Canaan . "'According to Kenneth Kitchen, Pi-Ramesses was largely abandoned from c . 1130 BC onwards "'; as was often the practice, "'later rulers removed much of the stone from the city to build the temples of their new capital : Tanis . [ "'41 ] . ..