The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c4.34

v4.c4.34

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| Accession | 183 |
| Petty local disturbances | 184 |
| Rebellion of Khān Jahān | 185 |
| Famine in the Deccan | 186 |
| Khān Jahān defeated | 187 |
| Dissensions in Bījāpur | 188 |
| Death of Mumtāz Mahall | 189 |
| King of Ahmadnagar poisoned by Fath Khān | 189 |
| Āsaf Khān fails to take Bījāpur | 190 |
| Mughal attack on Hooghly | 191 |
| Attack on Ahmadnagar by Bījāpur | 192 |
| Storming of Daulatābād | 193 |
| Death of Mahābat Khān | 194 |
| Rebellion in Bundelkhand | 195 |
| Peace made with Bījāpur | 196 |
| Conditions of peace with Golconda | 197 |
| Shāhjī enters service of Bījāpur | 198 |
| Qandahār surrendered to Mughuls | 199 |
| Campaign in Assam | 200 |
| Annexation of Bāglān | 200 |
| War with Portuguese | 200 |
| Insurrection in Kāngra | 200 |
| Bundelkhand, Baghelkhand and Mālwa | 201 |
| Plans for invading Transoxiana | 202 |
| Capture of Badakhshān and Balkh | 203 |
| Balkh abandoned | 204 |
| Loss of Qandahār | 205 |
| Failure to recover Qandahār | 206 |
| Disputes with Golconda | 207 |
| Aurangzīb enforces terms on Golconda | 208 |
| Aurangzīb attacks Bījāpur | 209 |
| Shivājī hostile to Mughuls | 210 |
| Aurangzīb's complaints against Dārā | 210 |
| The struggle for succession | 211 |
| Shāh Shujāʿ defeated | 212 |
| Aurangzīb and Murād gain a victory | 212 |
| Battle of Sāmogarh | 213 |
| Dārā's flight and pursuit | 214 |
| Shāh Jahān imprisoned at Āgra | 214 |
| Aurangzīb becomes emperor | 215 |
| Character of Shāh Jahān | 216 |
| Shāh Jahān's religious intolerance | 217 |
| His administration | 218 |
| Foreign policy | 219 |
| Architecture and literature | 220 |
| Vernacular poems | 221 |