1152 ce造句

• These are the Ratanpur inscription and the 1152 CE Kiradu inscription.
• Earlier, in 1152 CE, Kirtipala's father Alhana had obtained control of Kiratakupa as a feudatory of the Chaulukya king Kumarapala.
• King Devapala ( 810-850 CE ) ) of Bengal, King Vishnuvardhana Hoysala ( 1106 1152 CE ) of Mysore and King Valabhi Deva of Valbhi / cavalries.
• Alhana, the Chahamana ruler of Naddula, also issued an inscription from Kiradu in 1152 CE . It is possible he was temporarily appointed as the governor of Kiradu during this period.
• According to the 1152 CE Kiradu inscription, Alhanadeva's rule was confined to the Kiratakupa ( Kiradu ), Latahrada ( Gudamalani ) and Shiva ( Sheo ) areas, which he had received as a favour from Kumarapala.