1295 ceの例文

• He was a grandson of a disciple of Govinda Bhattathiri ( 1237 1295 CE ), a legendary figure in the astrological traditions of Kerala.
• The Arabic translation is complete and dates to before 1295 CE . It is found in Vaticanus manuscript ar . 149, and was published in 1904 by George William Horner.
• The manuscript was written by Theodorus Hagiopetrita ( as Minuscule 74, 484 ) in 1295 CE . It once belonged to Caesar de Missy, then to Duke's Sussex library.
• It was dedicated on 28 April 1295 CE, according to its four sided inscribed stele, and its importance is all about being the last of the known Angkor monuments dated with precision.
• Arghun's son Mahmud Ghazan, who succeeded to the Ilkhanate in 694 H ( 1295 CE ), after converting from vague Buddhist / Christian / Shamanist belief to tolerant Sunni Islam, had the fort of Tabarak rebuilt, and according to some sources attempted to revive the city itself, but nothing seems to have come of this effort.
• He wrote that " the chief town of the Habasha is called Ku?bar, which is a large town and the residence of the Najashi ( nagassi; king ), whose empire extends to the coasts opposite the Yemen, and possesses such towns as Zayla, Dahlak and Nasi . " Al-Harrani, another Gulf Arab traveler, also asserted in 1295 CE that " one of the greatest and best-known towns is Ka?bar, which is the royal town of the najashi . ..