1372 ce造句

• Shah Hamadan, as he was popularly called, came to Kashmir in September 1372 CE, 1379 CE and the third time in the year 1383 CE.
• It remained the capital for nearly one-and-a-half centuries, until, in 1372 CE, the government moved to Hassanabad fort, 6 km south of Sanandaj ( Sinne ).
• The six Ryukyuan languages spoken in the islands to the South of Japan, are descended from Japanese but are not mutually intelligble with Japanese with which they share about 72 % of their words ( or each other ) and started to diverge from Japanese around the 7th century CE . these islands were united in a Ryukyuan kingdom from 1429 CE ( prior to that there were multiple divided kingdoms which were tributary states of China after 1372 CE ); the kingdom was a tributary state of China until 1609 when it became a vassal state of Japan, until it was annexed by Japan in 1879 . These languages were then suppressed and while they have about a million native speakers, there are relatively few native speakers under the age of twenty.