1195 ce造句

• He may be referred to the period 1170 1195 CE.
• The 1195 CE Bateshvar inscription states that other feudatory kings bowed before him, and the 1201 CE Kalanjara inscription describes him as the lord of Dasharna country.
• This region came under Kakatiya dynasty from 1195 CE to 1323 before transferring to Khilji dynasty of Delhi Sultanate under Aler, Cherial, and Kolanpak was under Jangaon taluka before they were transferred to other districts.
• He is known to have issued several inscriptions after this event : the Kalanjara rock inscription, the 1184 CE Mahoba stone inscription, the 1187 CE Ajaygarh stone inscription, the 1195 CE Baghari ( Bateshvar ) stone inscription, and the 1201 CE Kalanjara stone inscription.
• Once the Yadava-Hoysala conflict subsided, and the Yadava power stabilized, Jaitugi launched a campaign against the Kakatiyas around 1194 CE . In the ensuing war, the Kakatiya king Rudra was killed somewhere after 1195 CE . He was succeeded by his brother Mahadeva, whose son Ganpati was taken prisoner by the Yadavas in one of the battles.
• However, Kulothunga III met with equally successful results against the Telugu Choldas, as he did in his wars against the Hoysalas, Pandyas aided by the kings of Eelam, and the Cheras in his previous war campaigns, even though there indeed was an interlude of 18 to 20 months between 1193 & ndash; 1195 CE . In 1195 CE Kulothunga Chola III invaded the areas controlled by Nallasiddha Choda and his feudatories, both in the Telugu country, ostensibly with an eye on his subsequent campaign to recover Vengi from the Velanadu Chodas, and'in Kanchipuram '.
• However, Kulothunga III met with equally successful results against the Telugu Choldas, as he did in his wars against the Hoysalas, Pandyas aided by the kings of Eelam, and the Cheras in his previous war campaigns, even though there indeed was an interlude of 18 to 20 months between 1193 & ndash; 1195 CE . In 1195 CE Kulothunga Chola III invaded the areas controlled by Nallasiddha Choda and his feudatories, both in the Telugu country, ostensibly with an eye on his subsequent campaign to recover Vengi from the Velanadu Chodas, and'in Kanchipuram '.