1168 ce造句

• Jiangnan Examination Hall was first built in the 4th year of the Xiaozong reign ( Qiandao era ) of the Southern Song ( 1168 CE ).
• But the actual successor of Govindachandra was Vijayachandra, whose first inscription is dated 1168 CE . It is not known why Vijayachandra ascended the throne when Asphotachandra was the " yuvaraja ".
• According to the 1168 CE Hansi stone inscription, he assigned his maternal uncle Kilhana as the in-charge of the Ashika Fort ( modern Hansi ), anxious to save it from Hammira ( Emir ).
• The last extant inscription of Govindachandra is dated 1154 CE, and the earliest available inscription of his successor Vijayachandra is dated 1168 CE . Such a long gap is unusual for the dynasty, and may indicate troubled times arising out of an external invasion or a war of succession after Govindachandra's death.
• The last extant inscription of Govindachandra is dated 1154 CE . The earliest extant inscription of Vijayachandra is dated 1168 CE . His last inscription is from 1169 CE, while the first inscription of his successor Jayachandra is from 1170 CE . As Govindachandra had already ruled for 40 years by 1154 CE, it can be assumed that his reign ended shortly after 1154 CE . Vijayachandra must have ascended the throne around 1155 CE, and ruled for approximately 15 years.