1420 ce造句

• This manuscript dated to 1420 CE is a rare surviving example of Jain ( and Indian ) art in early 15th century.
• Radiocarbon dating indicates construction on the site took place between 1420 CE and 1530 CE . The Spanish conquistador Gonzalo Pizarro looted Huchuy Qosqo and burned the mummy of Viracocha about 1534.
• Both castles were badly damaged during wars for control of the area between the Holy Roman Empire and the Republic of Venice in the Middle Ages, and in 1420 CE Tarcento became part of the territory controlled by the Venetian Republic.