The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c38.s1.1

v3.c38.s1.1

| A.D. | |
| 711 | Invasion of Sind by Muhammad b. Qāsim (p. 2). |
| 712 | Capture of Nīrūn. Defeat and death of Dāhir. Capture of Aror (pp. 3, 5, 6). |
| 713 | Capture of Multān by the Muslims (p. 6). |
| 715 | Death of Muhammad b. Qāsim (pp. 7, 8). |
| 717 | Death of the Caliph Sulaimān and accession of ‘Umar II (p. 8). |
| 724—743 | Hishām Caliph. Junaid governor of Sind (p. 8). |
| 750 | Overthrow of the Umayyads by the ‘Abbāsids. Mūsā governor of Sind (p. 9). |
| 754—775 | Al-Mansūr Caliph. Hishām governor of Sind (p. 9). |
| 813—833 | Al-Ma'mūn Caliph. Rebellion of Bashar, son of Dāūd, in Sind. Mūsā Barmakī governor of Sind (p. 9). |
| 836 | Death of Mūsā and accession of his son ‘Amrān as governor of Sind (p. 9). |
| 871 | Virtual extinction of the authority of the Caliphs in Sind. Arab principalities of Multān and Mansūrah (p. 9). |
| 977 | Sabuktigīn ascends the throne of Ghaznī (p. 11). |
| 988 | Sabuktigīn takes Kābul and other territory from Jaipāl I (p. 12). |
| 993—4 | Foundation of Delhi by the Tomaras (p. 512). |
| 994 | Sabuktigīn acquires the government of Khurāsān (p. 12). |
| 997 | Death of Sabuktigīn and accession of Ismā‘īl (p. 12). |
| 998 | Deposition of Ismā‘īl and accession of Mahmūd (p. 12). |
| 999 | Accession of Ganda Chandel in Dhanga (p. 507). |
| | Mahmūd annexes Sīstān and raids some frontier towns of India. Expulsion of ‘Abd-ul-Malik, the last Sāmānid ruler of Bukhārā (p. 13). |
| 1001 | Mahmūd defeats Jaipāl I at Peshāwar and plunders Ūnd. Death of Jaipāl I and accession of Anandpāl (pp. 13, 14). |
| 1002 | Mahmūd suppresses a rebellion in Sīstān (p. 14). |
| 1004 | Mahmūd defeats Bajra and plunders Uch (p. 14). |
| 1005 | Defeat of Anandpāl and submission of Abu-’l-Fath Dāūd of Multān. Sukhpāl, having accepted Islam, is appointed governor of Ūnd (pp. 14, 15). |
| 1007 | Apostasy and rebellion of Sukhpāl (Nawāsa Shāh). His defeat and capture (p. 15). |
| 1008 | Mahmūd invades India and defeats the army of the Hindu confederacy between Ūnd and Peshāwar. He captures and plunders Nagarkot, or Kāngra (pp. 15, 16). |
| 1009 | Mahmūd reduces the principality of Ghūr to obedience (pp. 16, 17). |
| 1010 | Mahmūd invades India and defeats a Hindu army at Tarāorī (p. 17). |
| 1011 | Mahmūd establishes his authority in Multān (p. 17). |
| 1013 | Mahmūd invades India, defeats Bhīm, and captures Nandana (p. 17). |
| 1014 | Mahmūd invades India and plunders Thānesar (pp. 17, 18). |
| 1015 | Mahmūd invades Kashmīr, but is forced to retire (p. 18). |
| | Accession of Gāngeyadeva Kālachurī in Chedi (p. 510). |
| 1016 | Death of Rājarāja Chola, the Great (p. 468). |