The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c38.s1.4

v3.c38.s1.4

| A.D. | |
| 1202 | Ikhtiyār-ud-dīn captures Nadiya and establishes himself at Lakhnāwati, or Gaur (p. 46). |
| | Aibak captures Kālinjar (p. 47). |
| 1203 | Death of Ghiyās-ud-dīn and accession of Muʻizz-ud-dīn Muhammad b. Sām as sole ruler (p. 46). |
| 1205 | Defeat of Muhammad by the Turkmāns. His expedition to India (p. 47). |
| | Ikhtiyār-ud-dīn's attempt to invade Tibet (pp. 49–50). |
| 1206 | Death of Ikhtiyār-ud-dīn in Bengal (p. 50). |
| | Death of Muhammad and accession of Qutb-ud-dīn Aibak in India (p. 48). |
| 1208–9 | Aibak occupies Ghaznī, but is expelled by Tāj-ud-dīn Yildiz (p. 50). |
| 1210 | Death of Aibak and accession of Ārām Shāh. Nāsir-ud-dīn Qabācha proclaims his independence in Multān (pp. 50–1). |
| | Birbal Parihār recovers the fortress of Gwalior (p. 533). |
| 1211 | Deposition of Ārām Shāh and accession of Shams-ud-dīn Iltutmish (p. 51). |
| 1212 | Siāhjī Rāthor establishes himself in Mārwār (p. 521). |
| 1215 | Tāj-ud-dīn Yildiz invades the Punjāb (p. 52). |
| 1216 | Yildiz is defeated at Tarāorī by Iltutmish, who puts him to death (p. 52). |
| | Death of Kulottunga Chola and accession of Rājarāja III. Accession of Māravarman Sundara Pāndya (p. 481). |
| 1217 | Iltutmish recovers Lahore and the upper Punjāb from Qabācha (p. 52). |
| 1219 | Accession of Rāwal Chāchakdeo of Jaisalmer (p. 531). |
| 1220 | Death of Vīra Ballāla II and accession of Narasimha II, Hoysala (p. 482). |
| 1221 | Jalāl-ud-dīn Mangbarnī of Khvārazm takes refuge in Lahore, and, being expelled, exacts tribute from Qabācha (pp. 52–3). |
| 1224 | Jalāl-ud-dīn returns to Persia (p. 53). |
| 1225 | Iltutmish receives the submission of Hisām-ud-dīn ʻIwaz of Bengal (p. 53). |
| | Capture of Ranthambhor by Iltutmish (pp. 53, 515). |
| 1226 | Iltutmish captures Mandāwar and invades Qabācha's territory. Capture of Multān and Uch. Qabācha is drowned in the Indus. Iltutmish establishes his authority in Sind (pp. 53–4). |
| 1227 | Nāsir-ud-dīn Mahmūd, son of Iltutmish, crushes the rebellion of ʻIwaz in Bengal, and puts him to death (p. 54). |
| 1228 | Conquest of Assam by the Āhoms (p. 514). |
| 1229 | Nāsir-ud-dīn Mahmūd defeats and slays Raja Britu. Death of Mahmūd (p. 54). |
| 1230–1 | Iltutmish crushes the rebellion of Balkā in Bengal (p. 54). |
| 1231–2 | The Qutb Mīnār founded (p. 55). |
| 1232 | Iltutmish recovers Gwalior from Mangal Bhava Deo, Parihār (pp. 55, 482). |
| 1233 | Death of Narasimha II and accession of Sōmēsvara Hoysala (p. 482). |
| 1234 | Iltutmish invades Mālwa, captures Bhilsa, and sacks Ujjain (p. 55). |
| 1235 | Expedition against the Khokars (p. 56). |
| 1236 | Death of Iltutmish and accession of Rukn-ud-dīn Fīrūz. Deposition and death of Fīrūz and accession of Raziyya (p. 58). |