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Battle of Painpat won by Babur over Ibrahim Lodi.
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Babur, the first Mughal empire, dies and is succeeded by his son, Humayun.
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Humayun id friven to Afgahstain by Sher Sheh, losing his families inheritance.
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Akbar, Humayun son, succeeds him unfer a regent Bairam Khan, who helped comsolidate the Mighal Empire.
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Restoration of Mughal rule begins after his return but he dies in a fatal accident.
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He extended the emire in all directions and controled most of India. He created a new class of nobility.
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Akbars son, Jahangir, rules the emprie at its peak, but he has an addiction opium.
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The British establish a secure warehouse for storing the goods of India
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The first British Ambassador to India arrives at the court
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Jahangir's son, Shan Jahan, orders the destruction of all the HIndu temples
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The British East India finish the construction
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Englands East company is granted a less on Bombay by Charles the second, which he recieved from his Portuguese bride.
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France has six fortifled trading settlements around the coast of India which Pondicherry is the most important.
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This inroduces a long decline of the Mughal Empire.
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Following the defet of the Battle of Buxar in 1764, Shah alam II left for Delhi for Allahabad, which mark the begingin of the English rule in India.
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The British East Company defeted the French forces which ended almost a century of conflictover surpremacy in India
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Under Major adams British army defeted Mir Kasim the Nawab of Bengal.
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British Parliament appointed a Board of Control which provided a joint governmetn of the company, and the crown.
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He was appointed governer-General and become the first effective ruler pf the British India inder the conrol of the Board of Control and the Court of Directors.
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Being the last emperor of the Mughal Empire, he was exiled by the British to BUrma after the Indian Rebellion of 1857This marked the end of the Mughal Dynasty