1142 ce造句

• A 1142 CE Jhalrapatan inscription suggests that Yashovarman escaped imprisonment, and ruled a small principality in the lower Kali Sindhu valley.
• Historian A . K . Majumdar theorizes that the Chaulukya-Paramara war began during the reign of Naravarman ( r . c . 1094-1133 CE ), and ended during the reign of Yashovarman ( c . 1133-1142 CE ).
• However, Jayachandra's reign started in c . 1170 CE, nearly three decades after the end of Jayasimha's reign in c . 1142 CE . During Jayasimha's reign, the king of Varanasi was the Gahadavala ruler Govindachandra, who was Jayachandra's grandfather.
• There are five inscriptions in this vein from the 10th century and there are three later inscriptions date 1123 CE, 1142 CE and 1218 CE . The possible reasoning for the hundred-year gap indicates the shifting of all temple women to Brihadeeswarar temple by Rajaraja I . Since the temple received lot of gifts, the Cholas deputed a special army to protect the endowments.