chandella造句

• In the post Chandella period the history of Mahoba gets obscure.
• This was a major Jain center during the Chandella period.
• During the Chandella rule, Aharji was a flourishing Jain center in Bundelkhand.
• The Chandella ruler had promised to bring an army to Punjab but procrastinated.
• A number of Chandella-period inscriptions mentioning the Golapurva community have been found.
• It was the last major temple to be built here in the Chandella period.
• This, however, could not stop the beginning of the end of Chandella rule.
• Trilochanapala made another attempt to join up with Vidyadhar Chandella for the next decisive battle.
• The main temple is famous for beautiful monumental image of Lord Shatinath from the Chandella period.
• So Trilochanapala marched with his forces to join the Chandella for a joint front against the Turks.
• With the exception of a single samvat 1241 image, the activity ceased as a result of the Chandella defeat in samvat 1239.
• Trivedi mentions that several Chandella inscritions mentioning the Grahapati individuals have been found, and that they were noted for their significance and donations.
• Mahoba has been famous for its betal-leaves cultivation ever since the first Chandella ruler Chandra-Verman who adopted it as his capital.
• Unlike all other Chandella era Grahapati inscriptions which are Jain, this refers to a Shiva temple, although Verse 3 suggests that the builder also worshipped Jinas.
• Other tour highlights include the 10th-century Chandella temples at Khajuraho, Kathmandu and game-viewing at the Bandhavgarh Jungle Camp, known for its tiger sightings.
• Unlike all other Chandella-era Grahapati inscriptions which are Jain, this refers to a Shiva temple, although Verse 3 suggests that the builder also worshipped Jinas.
• Excavations have found a large number of Jain images that were installed here during 954 to 1275 AD ( Samvat 1011 to Samvat 1332 ), spanning the reigns of six Chandella rulers.
• The name Mahoba is derived from'Mahotsav Nagar', the city of great festivals, which were celebrated here by Chandra-Verman or Nannuka, The traditional founder of the Chandella Dynasty.
• Sultan ordered the camp to be looted and did not advance further into Chandella territory .  Mahmud who was apprehensive of the disturbances in the Punjab, returned content with this victory to Ghazni . 
• The Shantinath image has a long inscription on it that mentions that two brothers, Jahad and Udaichandra, belonging to the Grahapati community, built the temple during the rule of Chandella ruler Paramardhi, who is well known as Raja Parmal in the popular ballad Alha-Khand.