1025 ceの例文
- The Ghaznavid ruler Mahmud invaded India around 1025 CE, and raided the Somanath Hindu temple.
- By the reign of Yayati II, c . 1025 CE, they had integrated the region into a single kingdom.
- In 1025 CE, Rajendra led Chola forces across the Indian Ocean and invaded Srivijaya, attacking several places in Malaysia and Indonesia.
- Dualistic interpretation of Shaiva scripture was defeated by Abhinavagupta ( c . 975 1025 CE ) who wrote many philosophical works on Kashmir Shaivism.
- The conflict ended with a victory for the Chola and heavy losses for Srivijaya and the capture of Sangramavijayottungavarman in the Chola raid in 1025 CE.
- A king with the same name is also mentioned in Rajendra Chola's 1018 CE Thiruvalangadu and 1025 CE Kalinga, and Adinagara is identified with present-day Mukhalingam.
- Based on the epigraphic evidence, the construction of the temple can be dated to 1020-1025 CE . It was probably consecrated on 23 February 1023 CE, on the occasion of Shivaratri.
- Moreover, Mahmud defeated the Chaulukya army in January 1025 CE . The Muslim historians before Firishta, such as Gardizi and Nizamuddin Ahmad, mention the king of Naharawala ( Anhailavada ) as distinct from Param Dev . Unlike Bhima, Bhoja was a powerful and famous ruler at that time.
- Chavundaraya II, the author of the earliest available Kannada encyclopaedia, " Lokopakara " ( c . 1025 CE ), describes the preparation of this food by soaking black gram in buttermilk, ground to a fine paste, and mixed with the clear water of curd and spices.
- Based on an inscription found at Mahoba, K . M . Munshi theorized that the two remained allies at least until 1025 CE . Based on the 1028 Kulenur inscription, K . N . Seth and Mahesh Singh believe that the Chalukyas and the Paramaras did not fight between 1028 CE and 1042 CE ( after which Someshvara attacked Malwa ).