The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c25.s2: Burma
The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c25.s2
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v4.c25.s2.1
| A.D. | |
| 1404 | Narameikhla flies from Arakan to Bengal (p. 477). |
| 1430 | Narameikhla re-instated (p. 477). |
| 1434 | Narameikhla dies and ‘Alī Khān succeeds (p. 477). |
| 1459 | ‘Alī Khān succeeded by Basawpyu (p. 477). |
| 1531 | Minbin (Zabauk Shāh) succeeds (p. 477). |
| 1541 | Tabinshwehti annexes Pegū (p. 483). |
| 1542 | Tabinshwehti annexes Prome (p. 483). |
| 1544 | Tabinshwehti annexes upper Burma (p. 483). |
| 1546 | Tabinshwehti crowned king of all Burma and annexes Arakan (p. 483). |
| 1547 | Burmese expedition against Siam (p. 483). |
| 1551 | Tabinshwehti murdered and succeeded by Bayinnaung (p. 485). |
| 1556 | Expedition to Katha (p. 487). |
| 1560 | Envoys sent to Goa to recover Buddha tooth (p. 489). |
| 1563 | Invasion of Siam (p. 488). |
| 1564 | Rebellion in Burma (p. 492). |
| 1568 | Siege of Ayuthia (pp. 488, 489). |
| 1576 | Arrival of Buddha tooth in Burma (p. 489). |
| 1581 | Nandabayin succeeds Bayinnaung (p. 492). |
| 1593 | Minrazagyi (Salim Shāh) succeeds in Arakan (p. 478). |
| 1599 | Arakanese and Siamese invade Pegū (p. 493). |
| 1605 | Anaukpetlun succeeds Nandabayin (p. 494). |
| 1607 | Anaukpetlun takes Prome (p. 494). |
| 1610 | Anaukpetlun takes Toungoo (p. 494). |
| 1613 | Anaukpetlun attacks De Brito in Syriam (p. 494). |
| 1617 | Minhkamaung (Husain Shāh) expels Portuguese from Sandwīp (p. 478). |
| 1622 | Thirithudamma succeeds Minhkamaung (p. 479). |
| 1627 | Dutch establish factory in Burma (p. 495). |
| 1628 | Last payment of tribute by Burma to China (p. 494). |
| | Anaukpetlun murdered by Minredeippa (p. 495). |
| 1629 | Minredeippa executed and succeeded by Thalun (p. 496). |
| 1638 | Narapatigyi succeeds Thirithudamma (p. 480). |
| 1647 | British establish factory in Burma (p. 495). |
| 1648 | Pindale succeeds Thalun (p. 497). |
| 1652 | Sandathudamma becomes king of Arakan (p. 480). |
| 1658 | Yung-li, last Ming emperor of China, flies to Bhamo (p. 497). |
| 1661 | Shujā‘ executed in Arakan (p. 481). |
| | Pindale drowned and succeeded by Pye (p. 499). |
| 1662 | Yung-li surrendered to viceroy of Yünnan (p. 499). |
| 1666 | Chittagong captured by Moghuls (p. 481). |
| 1670 | Massacre of Dutch at Mrohaung (p. 480). |
| 1672 | Narawara succeeds Pye (p. 499). |
| 1673 | Minrekyawdin succeeds Narawara (p. 499). |
| 1677 | Dutch withdraw from Burma (p. 495). |
| 1680 | Jatapon horoscopes compiled (p. 500). |
| 1687 | English unsuccessfully claim Mergui (p. 500). |
| 1688 | French build fort at Mergui (p. 500). |
| 1692 | English ship seized at Syriam (p. 501). |
| 1698 | Sane succeeds Minrekyawdin (p. 499). |
v4.c25.s2.2
1710 Sandawiziya becomes king of Arakan (p. 482). 1714 Taninganwe succeeds Sane (p. 499). 1721 Italian mission founded at Āva (p. 500). 1722 English factory established at Syriam (p. 501). 1724 Yazawwingyi chronicle compiled (p. 500). Manipuri raids begin (p. 502). 1731 Sandawiziya murdered (p. 482). 1733 Mahadammayaza succeeds Taninganwe (p. 502). 1738 Manipuri raids extend to Āva (p. 502). 1740 Talaings set up Htaw Buddhaketi as king (p. 503). 1747 Htaw Buddhaketi replaced by Binnya Dala (p. 503). 1750 Manu Ring *dhammathat* compiled (p. 508). 1752 Talaings take Āva (p. 503). Alaungpaya founds new dynasty (p. 504). 1753 Alaungpaya expels Talaings (p. 504). English occupy Negrais (p. 505). 1754 Talaings execute captive king of Āva (p. 505). 1755 Alaungpaya annexes country as far as Rangoon (p. 505). Expedition against Manipur (p. 509). 1756 Burmese capture Syriam (p. 506). Alaungpaya advances on Pegū (p. 507). 1757 Negrais and site at Bassein ceded to English (p. 505). 1758 Alaungpaya enters Imphal (p. 509). 1759 Massacre of English at Negrais (p. 510). 1760 Alaungpaya takes Tenasserim and invades Siam (p. 510). Death of Alaungpaya and Naungdawgyi succeeds (pp. 511, 512). 1763 Hsinbyushin succeeds Naungdawgyi (p. 512). 1764 Invasion of Siam (p. 513). 1765 Āva becomes capital (p. 512). 1767 Ayuthia stormed (p. 515). 1768 Paya Tak reoccupies Ayuthia and founds Bangkok (p. 520). 1769 Chinese invasion repelled (p. 517). 1770 Fresh expedition against Manipur (p. 518). 1773 Talaing rebellion (p. 519). 1776 Singu succeeds Hsinbyushin (p. 520). 1782 Singu killed and succeeded by Bodawpaya (p. 522). Thamada becomes last king of Arakan (p. 482).