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The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c25.s1.68

The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c25.s1.68

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| A.D. | |
| 1678 | Mārwār occupied by Mughuls (p. 247). |
| 1679 | Gauhātī temporarily recovered by Mughuls (p. 236). |
| | First English ship enters Ganges (p. 307). |
| | *Jizya* re-imposed (p. 242). |
| | Mughuls again invade Bījāpur unsuccessfully (pp. 259, 278). |
| | Attack on Mewār (p. 248). |
| 1680 | Death of Shivājī and succession of Shambhūjī (pp. 259, 278, 279). |
| 1681 | Kāmrūp finally lost by Mughuls (p. 236). |
| | Prince Akbar rebels (p. 250). |
| | Mewār regains freedom (p. 252). |
| | Aurangzīb sets out for Deccan (p. 281). |
| 1682 | Aurangzīb attacks the Marāthās (p. 282). |
| 1685 | Siege of Bījāpur (p. 285). |
| | King of Golconda submits to Aurangzīb (p. 287). |
| | Jāt rebellion (p. 305). |
| 1686 | Fall of Bījāpur (p. 287). |
| | English sack and burn Hooghly (p. 308). |
| 1687 | Prince Akbar sails for Persia (p. 284). |
| | Shāh ‘Ālam imprisoned (p. 287). |
| | Golconda captured (p. 289). |
| | Durjan Sāl seizes Būndī (p. 303). |
| | English expelled from Hijilī (p. 308). |
| 1688 | Marāthās plunder Conjeveram (p. 291). |
| | Jāts rob Akbar's tomb at Sikandra (p. 305). |
| | English factors imprisoned at Surat (p. 309). |
| 1689 | Shambhūjī captured and executed. Rājā Rām succeeds (p. 284). |
| | Aurangzīb supreme in north India and Deccan (p. 284). |
| | English abandon Bengal (p. 308) and are besieged in Bombay (p. 309). |
| 1690 | Mughuls besiege Rājā Rām in Gingee (p. 292). |
| | Marāthā successes near Sātārā (p. 293). |
| | Peace made between Mughuls and English (p. 309). |
| 1692 | Renewed Marāthā activity in Deccan (p. 294). |
| 1693 | Marāthās raid Berār (p. 294). |
| 1694 | Shāhjī II of Tanjore makes peace with Mughuls (p. 293). |
| 1695 | Mughul army defeated by Marāthās near Chitaldroog (p. 294). |
| | Shāh ‘Ālam appointed viceroy of Punjab and Sind (p. 296). |
| | Mughul ships taken by English pirates (p. 309). |
| 1696 | Marāthā dissensions (p. 295). |
| | Rebellion in Gondwāna (p. 314). |
| 1697 | Santājī Ghorpare murdered (p. 295). |
| 1698 | Gingee stormed (p. 293). |
| | Ajit Singh of Mārwār pardoned (p. 304). |
| | English and Dutch piracy (p. 310). |
| 1699 | Rājā Rām defeated by Bīdār Bakht (p. 295). |
| | Siege of Sātārā (p. 297). |
| | First Marāthā raid in Mālwā (p. 313). |
| 1700 | Death of Rājā Rām (p. 295) and disputes over succession (p. 392). |
| | Sātārā taken by Mughuls (p. 297). |
| 1701 | Aurangzīb takes Parlī and other forts (pp. 297, 298). |