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Medieval Indian History
Chronology of Events in Medieval India
753-973 | Rashtrakutas of Deccan |
760-1142 | Palas of eastern India |
770-810 | Dharmapala, the greatest Pala, and foundation of the Vikramasila University |
783-1036 | Gujara-Pratiharans of northern India, founded by Vatsaraja of Rajasthan |
788-820 | Sankaracharya and his philosophy of Advaitavada |
835-885 | Bhoja of Gujara-Pratihara dynasty; visit of Sulaiman, an Arab merchant, to his kingdom |
850 | Capture of Tanjore by Vijayalaya Chola from the Pandyas |
860 | King Balaputra fo Sumatra (Indonesia) establishes a monastery at Nalanda |
871-1173 | Imperial Cholas of Tanjore |
883-1026 | Hindushahis of Punjab and Kabul |
915-927 | Indra-III, one of the greatest Rashtrakuta rules: visit of AIMasudi (an Arab traveler) to hiskingdom. |
916-2103 | Chandellas of Jeja Kabhukti (Bundelkhand); construction of Khajuraho temples. |
940-967 | 940-967 Krishna-III, another great Rashtakuta ruler |
950-1195 | Kalachuris of Tripuri in central India |
973-1189 | Chalukya dynasty of Kalyani (later of western Chalukyas) |
973-1192 | Chahamanas (Chauhanas) of Sakambhari (Ajmer) |
974-1233 | Paramaras (Pawars) of Dhar (Malwa) |
974-1238 | Solankis (Gujarati Chalukyas) of Ahnilwaa (Kathiawr) |
985-1014 | Reign of Rajaraja Chola; construction of the famous Siva or Brihadeeswara temple at Tanjore |
1000-1323 | Kakatiyas of Warangla, Beta Raja I (founder), Prataparudradeva (lastruler) |
1001 | 1001 Battle of Waihind and defeat of Jaipal (Hindushahi ruler) by Mahmud of Ghazni |
1001-1026 | 17 raids by Mahmud of gazni into India-sack of the Somnath Temple in the last raid. |
1014-1044 | Reign of Rajendra Chola |
1020-1030 | Al-Beruni visited India and rotoe Tahqiate-i-Hind. |
1022 | Chola expedition of the Gangetic Valley; Defeat of the Somavamsas of Orissa and the Palas of Bengal |
1025 | Chola naval expedition to Sri Vijaya and its conquest |
1076 | Merger of the Vengi Kingdom to the Chola Empire by Kulottunga |
1076-1435 | Eastern Gangas of Orissa; construction of the Lingaraja and Jagannatha temples at bhuvaneswar and Puri respectively by Anantavarman Chodaganga (founder); construction f the Sun temple at Konark in 1250 by Narasimha I (second Ganga) |
1080- 194 | Gahadvalas of Kanauj |
1106-1141 | Reign of Vishnuvardhana, Hoysala ruler; His patronage of Ramanuja; construction of the famous Hoysaleswara of Vishnu temple at Halebid. |
1118-1205 | Senas of Bengal; Vijayasena (founder); Lakshmana Sena (last rule). |
1175 | Muhammad of Ghur’s conquest of the Punjab. |
1178 | Muhammad’s defeat by Bhima II, the Solanki ruler of Gujarat |
1189-1311 | Yadavas of Devagiri; Founder- Bhillama; Last ruler-Ram Chanda |
1191 | First Battle of Tarain and Prthviraj’s victory over Muhammad |
1192 | Second Battle of Tarain and Muhammad victory over Prithviraj |
1194 | Battle of Chandwar and defeat and murder of Jai Chandra (Gahadvala ruler of Knnauj) by Muhammad. |
1202 | Conquest f Bihar and Bengla by Bakhtiyar Khalji |
1206 | Death of Muhammad of Ghur and establishment of Delhi Sultanate by Qutbuddin Aibak |
1206-1290 | Salve Sultans of Delhi |
1211-1236 | Reign of Iltutmish and consolidation of Turkish rule in north India. |
1216-1223 | Pandyas of Madurai |
1221 | Invasion of north-wet India by Chengiz Khan |
1228 | Conquest of Kamarupa by Sukhapa, the firt Ahom king. |
1231 | Completion of the contruction of Qutub Minar at Delhi |
1266-1286 | Reign of Balban |
1288-1293 | Marco Polo (theVenetian traveler) in India |
1290-1320 | Khaljis of the Delhi Sultanate |
1296-1316 | Reign of Alauddin Khalji and his reforms and conquests |
1296-1306 | Mangol attacks and their repulsion by Alauddin |
1309-1311 | Malik Kafur’s expedition to south Indai |
1320-1414 | Tughlaqs rule on Delhi |
1325-1351 | Reign of Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq |
1327 | Transfer of capital form Deli to Daulatabad (Ancient Devgiri) |
1329 | Issue of coper token currency |
1334-1337 | Sultanate of Madurai |
1336-1352 | Vijayanagar Empire |
1336-1342 | Ibn Battutah’s stay in India (Moroccan traveler) |
1337 | Muhammad- bin-Tug h la q’ s expedition to Karachil |
1339-1561 | Shahmiri Dynasty of Kashmir |
1345-1538 | Ilyas Shahi Dynasty of Bengal |
1347-1518 | Bhamani Kingdom |
1351-1388 | Firoz Shah Tughuq’s reign |
1361 | Firoz Shah’s invasion of Orissa (Jajnagar) |
1389-1601 | Faruqi Kingdom of Khandesh |
1394-1505 | Sharqui Kingdom of Jaunpur) |
1398 | Timru’s Invasion of India |
1404-1436 | Ghurid Dynasty of Malwa |
1407-1572 | Kingdom f Gujarat under the Shahs |
1414-1451 | Sayyida f Delhi |
1420 | Visit of Nicolo de Conti (Venetian traveler) to Vijayanagar |
1429 | Transfer of Bahmani capital from Gulbarga to Bidar by Ahmad Shah Wali |
1435-1542 | Gajapais of Oriss |
1436-1531 | Khaliji Sultans of Malwa |
1438-1468 | Reign of Rana Kumbha in Mewar |
1443 | Abdur Razak’s (Persain) visit to India |
1451-1526 | Lodi Sultans of Delhi |
1469 | Birth of Guru Nanak |
1481 | Murder of Mahmud Gawan, Wazir (1463-81) of the Bahmani Kingdom, and beginning of its disintegration |
1490-1633 | Nizamshahis of Ahmednagr |
1490-1686 | Adilshahis of Bijapur |
1490-1574 | Imadshahis of Berar |
1498 | Vasco da Gama in Calicut |
1506 | Transfer of capital fromDelhi to Agra by Sikander Lodi |
1509-1528 | Reign of Rana Sanga in Mewar |
1509-1529 | Reign of Sri Krishna Deva Raja; Visits of Paces, and Barbosa (both Portugese) to Vijaynagar |
1510 | Conquest of Goa by the Portuguese |
1518-1687 | Qutubshahis of Golconda |
1526 | First Battle of Panipat and defeat of Ibrahim Lodi by Babur. |
1528-1619 | Baridshahis of Bidar |
1529 | Battle of Ghagara and Babur’s defeat of Afghans under Muhammad Lodi |
1535 | Visit of Nuniz (Portuguest) to vijayanagar Achyut Raya |
1539 | Battle of Chausa and first defeat of Humayun by Sher Shah |
1540 | Battle of Bilgram (or Kannauj) and second and final defeat of Humayun by Sher Shah |
1596 | Introductionof the dual rank (mansab) of Zat and Sawar |
1602 | Murder of Abul Fazal by Bir Singh Bundelat at the instigation of Prince Salim |
1605-1627 | Reign of Jahangir |
1606 | Rebellion of Pricne Khusrau and execution of the Fifth Sikh Guru Arun by Jahangir |
1608-1626 | Prime ministership of Mlik Ambar of Ahmadangar, Hismilitary exploits and administrative reforms |
1611 | Nur Jahan’s marriage with Jahangir |
1612 | Annexation of Kooch Hajo to the Mughal Empire |
1615 | Conclusion of peace with Mewar under Rana Amar Singh |
1622-1624 | Rebellion of Prince Khurram (Shah Jahan) |
1626 | Rebellion of Mahabat Khan and temporary arrest of Jahangir |
1627-1658 | Reign of Shah Jahan |
1631 | Death of Mumtaz Mahal |
1636 | Imposition of treaties on Bijapur and Golcunda by Shahjahan Appointment of Aurangazeb as viceroy of the Deccan |
1656 | Annexation of Javli by Shivaji |
1656-1658 | War of Succession among the four sons of Shah Jahan |
1658 | Battles of Dharmat (April) and Samugarh (May) in which dara was defeated by Aurngzeb; imprisonment of Shah jahan by Aurangazeb (June) at Arga; Coronation of Aurangazeb |
1658-1707 | Aurangazeb’s reign. |
1659 | Battles of Khajwah and Deorai in which Dara was finally defeated; capture and execution of Dara; imprisonment of Murad (who was ultimately executed in 1661); Murder of Afzal Khan by Shivaji. |
1660 | Expulsion of Shuja from Bengal to Arakan; Appointment of Mir Jumla as governor of Bengal |
1661 | Mughal capture of Cooch Behar |
1662 | Mir Jumla’s invasion of Assam and imposition of a treaty on Ahoms |
1664 | Sack of Surat by Shivaji |
1665 | Conclusion of the Treaty of Purandhar between Shivaji and Jai Singh |
1666 | Death of Shah Jahan; Shivaji’s visit to Agra and escape |
1668 | Issue of new religious ordinances by Aurangazeb |
1669 | Revolt of the Jats under Gokla |
1670 | Second sack of Surat by Shivaji |
1671 | Revolt of Chatrasal Bundela |
672 | Satnami Rebellion; Revolt of Afridis in the north west |
1674 | Shivaji’s coronation and assumption of the title of “Chatrapati |
1675 | Execution of Guru Teg Bahadur (9th Guru of the Sikhs) |
1678 | Death of Raja Jaswant Singh of Marwar |
1679 | Reimposition of ‘Jizya’ by Aurangazeb; Rebellion of Rathors of Marwar under Durgadas and Marwar campaign by the Mughals |
1680 | Death of Shivaji; Rebellion of Prince Akbar |
1681 | Aurangazeb’s arrival in Deccan in pursuit of his rebellious son, Akbar |
1682 | Conquest and annexation of Bijapur |
1687 | Conquest and annexation of Golconda |
1689 | Captur and execution of Shambhaji by the Mughal commander Muqarrab Khan at Sangmeshwar; Accession of Rajaram to the Maratha throne. |
1700 | Death of Rajaram and accession of Shivaji II with Tarabai as regent. |
1707 | Death of Aurangazeb at Aurangabad; Release of Shalu; from Mughal captivity; Beginning of civil war between Shahu and Tarabai. |
1708 | Battle of Khed and occupation of Satara by Shahu; Coronation of Shalu as Chatrapati and grant of the title of ‘Senakarte’ to Balaji Vishwanath by him. |
1713-1720 | Peshwaship of Balaji Vishwanath. |
1714 | Final defeat and imprisonment of Tarabai by Shahu, thus bringing the civil war to an end. |
1719 | Conclusion of an arrangement between Balaji Vishwanath and the Sayyid Brothers. |
1720-1740 | Peshwaship of Baji RaoI, beginning of the system of Marath confederacy and northward expansion of the Maraths. |
1740-1761 | Peshwaship of Balaji Rao (Nana Saheb); Further expansion of Maratha power and influence. |
1749 | Death of Shahu and further strengthening of the position of the Peshwa |
1761 | Third Battle of Panipat between Maraths and Afghans; Death of Peshwa Balaji Baji Rao. |
Medieval Rajput & Hindu Dynasties
Dynaties | Regions | Rulers |
1. Pala | Bengal and Bihar |
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2. Chandela | Bundelkhand (Khajuraho) |
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3. Chauhan | Sakaambhari (Ajmera) |
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4. Gadahval | Middle Gangetic |
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5. Rathore | Jodhpur (Marwar) |
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6. Sisodia | Mewar |
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7. Bhati | Sindh (Amerkot) |
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8. Kachha vaha | Jaipur and Amer |
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9. Rastrakut | Maharashtra |
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10. Parmar | Malwa |
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