The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c4.38

v4.c4.38

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| Coronation of Aurangzīb | 222 |
| Pursuit of Dārā Shukoh | 223 |
| Battle against Shujā‘ at Korā | 224 |
| Struggle with Shujā‘ | 225 |
| Flight and death of Shujā‘ | 226 |
| End of Dārā Shukoh | 227 |
| Sulaimān and Murād Bakhsh executed | 228 |
| Aurangzīb’s second coronation | 228 |
| Foreign embassies to Aurangzīb | 229 |
| Religious ordinances | 230 |
| Social and administrative reforms | 231 |
| Heretics of Islām | 232 |
| Relations with Shāh Jahān | 232 |
| Shāh Jahān’s last days | 233 |
| Invasion of Assam | 234 |
| Mīr Jumla’s successes and death | 235 |
| The Magh pirates of Chittagong | 236 |
| Conquest of Chittagong | 237 |
| Rebellions by Yūsufzāīs and Afrīdīs | 238 |
| Wars with frontier Afghāns | 239 |
| Amīr Khān’s pacification of Afghānistān | 240 |
| Action against Hindus | 240 |
| Destruction of temples | 241 |
| Imposition of poll-tax | 242 |
| Persecution of Hindus | 243 |
| Revolts by Jāts and Satnāmīs | 243 |
| Militarisation of the Sikhs | 244 |
| Growth of Sikh power | 245 |
| Govind Singh’s death | 246 |
| Mārwār seized by Aurangzīb | 247 |
| Pillage of Mārwār | 248 |
| Invasion of Mewār | 249 |
| Rājputs incite prince Akbar to rebel | 250 |
| Rebellion of Akbar | 251 |
| Mewār regains peace | 252 |
| Relations with states in Deccan | 253 |
| Jay Singh attacks Bījāpur | 254 |
| Bahādur Khān defeated by Bījāpur | 255 |
| Dilīr Khān fails to take Bījāpur | 256 |
| Early career of Shivājī | 257 |
| Shivājī visits court at Āgra | 258 |
| Full growth of Shivājī’s power | 259 |
| Shivājī’s death | 259 |