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Period: 100 to 200
Mauryan Empire
Buddist king NOT RIGHT DATES
322BCE-185BCE -
Period: 320 to 540
Gupta Empire
Northern half of India.
Solidified Hindu culture. -
Period: 570 to Feb 17, 632
Mohammeds life
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Period: Feb 17, 607 to Feb 17, 661
Ali, Son-in-law of Mohammed
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Feb 17, 610
Mohammed's vision of Islam
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Feb 17, 622
Hijra: Mohammed moves to Medina
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Period: Feb 17, 632 to Feb 17, 661
Rightly Guided Caliphs
Caliphate 1: Abu Bakr (632-34) Caliphate 2: Umar (634-44) Caliphate 3: Uthman (644-656) Caliphate 4: Ali (656-61) -
Period: Feb 17, 661 to Feb 17, 750
Umayyad Caliphate
Sunni.
Islamic history, not in India.
Huge expansion. -
Period: Feb 17, 750 to Feb 17, 1258
Abbasid Caliphate
Sunni.
Islamic history, not in India.
Muslim scholars, intellectual flowering. establishment of Muslim Jurisprudence (practicing law) -
Period: Feb 18, 1011 to Feb 18, 1215
Ghurid Dynasty
In India -
Period: Feb 17, 1206 to Feb 17, 1526
Delhi Sultanate
Sunni.
Northern India.
Five short lived dynasties.
1. Mamluks (1206-1290)
2. Khaljis (1290-1320)
3. Tughluqs (1320-1412)
4. Sayyids (1412-1451)
5. Lodis (1451-1526) -
Period: Feb 18, 1336 to
Vijayanagara Empire
Empire known to fight off Islamic influence
Hindu
S. India -
Feb 18, 1398
Timur (Tamerlane) Sacked Delhi
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Period: Feb 17, 1526 to
Mughal Empire
Middle asia and north India. -
Feb 20, 1526
Battle of Panipat
Babur (Mohgul) vs Lodi Empire -
Period: Apr 21, 1526 to Apr 21, 1530
Baburs Rule
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Feb 20, 1528
Gardens of Babur (Fidelity)
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Period: Apr 21, 1556 to
Akbars Rule
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Apr 21, 1563
abolished Pilgrims Tax
Akbar abolished the pilgrims tax -
Apr 21, 1574
Abolished Jizya
Akbar abolishes Jizya -
Period: to
Decline of Mughal Empire
Starts with Aurargzeb's death 1707 -
Period: to
Rise of East Indian Company control
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Battle of Plessey
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Battle of Buxor
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Period: to
Crown Rule over India
Gov. of India Act 1858 -
INC Founded -Indian National Congress was founded
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Period: to
WW1
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Period: to
WW2
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Indian independence
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Pakistan independence
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Bangladesh independence
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Dome of the Rock
First Islamic Architecture -
Al-Azhar Mosque
Shia Fatimid Caliphate commissioned its construction for the newly established capital city in Ciaro -
Husan, son of Mohammed is killed
foundation of Shiism sect
Muharram (day which Husan is killed) commemorated every year -
Period: to Feb 17, 1171
Fatimid Caliphate
Shia.
Islamic history, not in India. Took after Fatima, daughter of Mohammad. The ruling elite of the state belonged to the Ismaili branch of Shi'ism, as were the leaders of the dynasty. -
Period: to Feb 18, 714
Al-Hajjaj
Governor of Iraq
Umayyad relation -
Period: to Feb 18, 1186
Ghaznavid Empire
sunni