The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c5.1719
The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c5.1719
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1517 H. 923. Shāh Beg surrenders Qāndahār to the Emperor Bābar in accordance with the treaty of the previous year.—EHI. i, 308. 21st November, H. 923, 7th Zi'l-qa'dah. Death of Sikandar II, Lūdī. His son Ibrāhīm II succeeds him: till A.D. 1526.—EHI. iv, 471. BMC. 4, 104, Int. xxxvi. PK. 375. H. 923. Naṣratu-l-Mulk sent by Muẓaffar II of Gujarāt against Rāja Mal of Īdar instead of Niẓāmu-l-Mulk. Rāja Mal attacks Īdar and slays the governor Ẓahīru-l-Mulk. Naṣratu-l-Mulk attacks Bījanagar.—BG. 253. 18th November, 4th Zi'-l-qa'dah. Muẓaffar II of Gujarāt proceeds to Mandū which he reaches and invests on the 23rd of the month.—BG. 256. H. 923. Maḥmūd II of Mālava flees to Gujarāt.—BG. 256. H. 923. Death of ‘Abdu-llah Maulānā of Delhī, author of the Sharḥ Mīzāni-l-Manṭiq.—BOD. 7. The Portuguese take possession of Point de Galle and Colombo.