The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c25.s1.43

v4.c25.s1.43

| A.D. | |
| 1626 | Shāh Jahān moves north towards Sind to meet Mahābat Khān, who leaves the emperor (p. 177). |
| | Parvīz dies at Burhānpur (p. 177). |
| 1627 | Jahāngīr starts for Kashmīr, and dies on return journey (p. 178). |
| | Dāwar Bakhsh proclaimed successor (p. 183). |
| | Birth of Shivājī. |
| 1628 | Shāh Jahān proclaimed emperor (p. 183). |
| | Dāwar Bakhsh murdered (p. 183). |
| | Jujhār Singh's rebellion (p. 184). |
| 1629 | Rebellion of Khān Jahān Lodī (p. 185). |
| | Shāh Jahān leaves Āgra for Deccan (pp. 186, 264). |
| 1630 | Shāh Jahān invades Ahmadnagar territory (pp. 186, 264). |
| 1631 | Khān Jahān finally defeated and slain (p. 188). |
| | Death of Mumtāz Mahall (p. 189). |
| 1632 | Mughuls invade Bījāpur (pp. 189, 264). |
| | Sack of Hooghly (p. 191). |
| 1633 | English factories opened at Balasore and Hariharpur (p. 306). |
| | Daulatābād stormed and end of Ahmadnagar dynasty (pp. 193, 265). |
| 1634 | Abdāl of Bāltistān submits (p. 198). |
| | Unsuccessful siege of Parenda (pp. 194, 266). |
| | Death of Mahābat Khān (p. 194). |
| | Insurrection in Bundelkhand (p. 194). |
| 1635 | Expedition against Garhwāl (p. 207). |
| 1636 | Peace made with Bījāpur (pp. 197, 267). |
| | Shāhjī submits, and enters service of Bījāpur (pp. 198, 267). |
| 1637 | Aurangzīb appointed viceroy of Deccan (p. 267). |
| | Annexation of Bāglān (p. 200). |
| 1638 | Peace between Mughuls and Āhom king (pp. 200, 233). |
| | Qandahār recovered by Mughuls (p. 199). |
| 1639 | Invasion of Balkh planned (p. 202). |
| | Foundation of new Delhi laid (p. 220). |
| 1640 | Foundation of Fort St George, Madras (p. 306). |
| 1641 | Revolt in Kāngra (p. 200). |
| | Cheros in Palāmau subdued (p. 201). |
| | Death of Āsaf Khān (p. 201). |
| 1644 | Aurangzīb resigns viceroyalty of Deccan (p. 268). |
| 1645 | Death of Nūr Jahān (p. 202) and of Gurū Har Govind (p. 245). |
| | Invasion of Balkh (p. 202). |
| 1646 | Shivājī captures Torna (p. 268). |
| | Balkh taken by Murād Bakhsh (p. 203). |
| 1647 | Aurangzīb replaces Murād Bakhsh but withdraws to Kābul (p. 204) |
| | Shivājī captures Kondhānā (Sinhgarh) and other forts (p. 268). |
| 1648 | Shāhjī imprisoned in Bījāpur (p. 268). |
| | Ruler of Bījāpur recognized as "Shāh" (p. 208). |
| 1649 | Persians recover Qandahār (p. 205). |
| | Inauguration of new Delhi (p. 205). |
| 1651 | Aurangzīb re-appointed to Deccan (p. 269). |
| | English factory opened at Hooghly (p. 306). |
| 1652 | Shujā‘ grants permission to English to trade in Bengal (p. 306). |