1120 ceの例文

• This is corroborated by a 1120 CE inscription found at Girnar.
• The Buddhist dynasty lasted for four centuries ( 750-1120 CE ).
• A 1120 CE inscription of Govindachandra records the grant of these villages to elephant corps " ).
• Ratnapala's 1120 CE and 1135 CE inscriptions prove that he was the ruler of Naddula during this period.
• Vaitheeswaran Koil has five inscriptions mainly belonging to the period of Kulothunga Chola I ( 1070-1120 CE ).
• Inscriptions from the temple indicate Thiruvarur as the capital of Kulothunga Chola I ( 1070 1120 CE ), during which the town emerged a centre of saivism.
• Vedaranyam continued to be a part of the Chola Empire and the Chola region emerged as a centre of Saivism during the reign of Kulothunga Chola I ( 1070 1120 CE ).
• Agasthiyanpalli continued to be a part of the Chola Empire and the Chola region emerged as a centre of Saivism during the reign of Kulothunga Chola I ( 1070 1120 CE ).
• The region of Kodikkarai along with Vedaranyam continued to be a part of the Chola Empire and the Chola region emerged as a centre of Saivism during the reign of Kulothunga Chola I ( 1070 1120 CE ).
• Most inscriptions available pertain to the periods of Cholas-Rajaraja Chola I ( 985-1014 CE ), Rajendra Chola I ( 1012-1044 CE ), Kulothunga Chola I ( 1070-1120 CE ), Vikrama Chola ( 1118-1135 CE ), Rajadhiraja Chola II ( 1163-1178 CE ), Kulothunga Chola III ( 1178-1218 CE ) and Rajaraja Chola III ( 1216-1256 CE ).
• The Chola "'Tamil Nadu "'kings such as Rajaditya ( regnal years 947-949 CE ), Raja Raja Chola ( regnal years 985-1014 CE ), his son Rajendra Chola ( 1012-1044 CE ), his son Rajadhiraja ( 1018-1054 CE ), Kulottunga I ( 1070-1120 CE ) and Kulotunga III ( 1178-1218 CE ) and the Vijayanagara kings also gave great help for the temple development.