The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c25.s1.27

v4.c25.s1.27

| A.D. | |
| 1589 | Akbar visits Kashmīr (p. 138). |
| | Burhān Nizām Shāh II becomes king of Ahmadnagar (p. 138). |
| | Death of Todar Mal and Bhagwān Dās (p. 138). |
| 1590 | Rebels in Bengal, Bihār and Orissa finally crushed (p. 139). |
| 1591 | Second Jesuit mission to Āgra (p. 139). |
| | Envoys sent to courts in the Deccan (p. 139). |
| 1592 | Rebellion in Kashmīr which Akbar visits again (p. 140). |
| | Orissa finally subdued (p. 140). |
| 1595 | Qandahār surrendered to Mughuls (p. 141). |
| | Third Jesuit mission to Lahore (p. 141). |
| 1596 | Berār ceded to Akbar (p. 143). |
| 1597 | Mughul victory over troops of Deccan (p. 143). |
| 1598 | Surrender of Gāwīlgarh and Narnāla (p. 143). |
| | Death of ‘Abdullah Shaibānī (p. 144). |
| 1599 | Death of prince Murād (p. 144). |
| | Akbar sets out for Deccan (p. 145). |
| | Rebellion in Bengal (p. 146). |
| | Prince Salīm revolts (p. 147). |
| 1600 | Ahmadnagar stormed (p. 147). |
| 1601 | Asīrgarh surrendered and Khāndesh annexed (p. 148). |
| | Prince Dāniyāl appointed viceroy of the Deccan (p. 148). |
| 1602 | Murder of Shaikh Abu-’l-Fazl (p. 149). |
| 1603 | Salīm reconciled with Akbar (p. 150). |
| | John Mildenhall arrives in Āgra (p. 151). |
| 1604 | (or 1605) Death of prince Dāniyāl (p. 151). |
| 1605 | Death of Akbar (p. 153) and succession of Salīm as Jahāngīr (p. 156). |
| 1606 | Khusrav’s revolt (p. 156). |
| | Parvīz and Āsaf Khān sent to invade Mewār (p. 158). |
| | Qandahār invested by Persians (p. 158). |
| 1607 | Qandahār relieved by Mughuls (p. 158). |
| | Sher Afgan, first husband of Nūr Jahān, killed (p. 160). |
| | Second revolt by Khusrav (p. 158). |
| 1608 | Mahābat Khān supersedes Āsaf Khān in Mewār campaign (p. 158). |
| | Khān Khānān sent to command in Deccan (p. 159). |
| | Ahmadnagar taken by Malik ‘Ambar (p. 159). |
| 1609 | Hawkins arrives at Āgra (p. 162). |
| | ‘Abdullah Khān replaces Mahābat Khān in Mewār (p. 158). |
| 1610 | Riot at Patna caused by youth impersonating Khusrav (p. 160). |
| | Parvīz arrives in Deccan with Āsaf Khān, Khān Khānān (pp. 159, 260). |
| | Khān Khānān, defeated in Deccan, loses Ahmadnagar (pp. 159, 260). |
| | Khān Khānān recalled, and Khān A‘zam sent to Deccan (p. 159). |
| 1611 | ‘Abdullah Khān defeats Mewār forces, and is appointed governor of Gujarāt (p. 158). |
| | Jahāngīr marries Mihr-un-Nisa (Nūr Jahān) (p. 163). |
| | Failure of attack on Deccan by ‘Abdullah Khān, Khān Jahān and Mān Singh (p. 160). |
| 1612 | Mughul governor of Bengal defeats rebellious Afghāns (p. 161). |
| | Khurram marries Arjumand Bānū Begam (Mumtāz Mahall) (p. 163). |
| | First English factory at Surat (p. 306). |