The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c38.s1.3

v3.c38.s1.3

| A.D. | |
| 1116 | Deposition of Shīrzād and accession of Arsalān Shāh (p. 35). |
| 1118 | Deposition of Arsalān Shāh and accession of Bahrām Shāh (p. 35). |
| | Death of Kulottunga, Chālukya-Chola (p. 469). |
| 1119 | Suppression of the rebellion of Bahlīm in the Punjāb (p. 35). |
| | Vijaya Sena establishes his independence in Bengal (p. 511). |
| 1120 | Death of Rāmapāla in Bihār (p. 511). |
| 1128 | Death of Vikramāditya VI, Chālukya and accession of Sōmēsvara III (pp. 469–78). |
| | The Parihārs oust the Kachhwāhas from Gwalior. The Kachhwāhas establish themselves in Amber (p. 533). |
| 1138 | Death of Sōmēsvara III and accession of Jagadēkamalla, Chālukya (p. 477). |
| 1141 | Accession of Narasimha Hoysala (p. 479). |
| 1143 | Death of Siddhārāja Jayasingha of Gujarāt (p. 517). |
| 1149 | Bahrām of Ghaznī captures Saif-ud-dīn Ghūrī and puts him to death (p. 36). |
| 1150 | Death of Jagadēkamalla and accession of Taila III, Chālukya (p. 478). |
| 1151 | Burning of Ghaznī by ‘Alā-ud-dīn Husain, *Jahānsūz* (p. 36). |
| 1152 | Death of Bahrām Shāh and accession of Khusrav Shāh (p. 37). |
| 1160 | Death of Khusrav Shāh and accession of Khusrav Malik (p. 37). |
| 1173 | Mu‘izz-ud-dīn Muhammad b. Sām appointed governor of Ghaznī by his brother, Ghiyās-ud-dīn (p. 38). |
| | Death of Narasimha Hoysala and accession of Vīra Ballāla II (p. 479). |
| 1175 | Muhammad invades India and captures Multān and Uch (p. 38). |
| | Lakshmana Sena succeeds Vijaya Sena in Nadiya (Nuddea) (p. 511). |
| 1178 | Muhammad invades Gujarāt and is defeated (p. 39). |
| 1181 | Muhammad invades the Punjāb and builds and garrisons Siālkot (pp. 37–9). |
| 1182 | Prithvī Rāj captures Mahoba from Parmāb Chandel (p. 512). |
| 1183 | Restoration of Sōmēsvara IV (p. 478). |
| 1186 | Muhammad again invades the Punjāb and captures and imprisons Khusrav Malik. End of the Yamīnī dynasty (pp. 37–9). |
| 1189 | Death of Sōmēsvara IV, Chālukya (p. 478). |
| 1190 | Vīra Ballāla II defeats Bhillama Yādava (p. 480). |
| 1190–1 | Muhammad captures Bhātinda, but is defeated by Prithvī Rāj at Tarāorī (p. 40). |
| 1192 | Second battle of Tarāorī. Defeat and death of Prithvī Rāj. Occupation of Hānsī, Sāmāna, and Guhrām, and appointment of Qutb-ud-dīn Aibak as governor (pp. 40–1). |
| 1192–3 | Capture of Delhi by Qutb-ud-dīn Aibak, who makes it his capital. Conquest of Bihār by Ikhtiyār-ud-dīn (p. 42). |
| 1194 | Ajmer taken by the Hindus and recovered by Aibak (p. 43). |
| 1195 | Aibak invades Gujarāt and plunders Anhilvāra. He is appointed viceroy of the Muslim dominions in India (pp. 43–4). |
| 1196 | Muhammad invades India, captures Bayāna, and advances to Gwalior (p. 44). |
| 1197 | Aibak is defeated and driven into Ajmer by Raja Bhīm of Gujarāt (p. 44). |
| 1198 | Aibak again invades Gujarāt and plunders Anhilvāra (p. 44). |