The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c38.s1.5

v3.c38.s1.5

| A.D. | |
| 1237 | Suppression of a revolt of the Ismā'īlis (p. 59). |
| 1239 | Suppression of the rebellion of Ayāz in the Punjāb (p. 60). |
| | Death of Māravarman Sundara Pāndya I (p. 481). |
| 1240 | Deposition of Raziyya and accession of Mu'izz-ud-dīn Bahrām. Death of Raziyya and rebellion of Sunqar (pp. 60–1). |
| 1241 | Death of Sunqar. Capture of Lahore by the Mughuls (pp. 61–3). |
| | Death of Rāwal Chāchakdeo of Jaisalmer and accession of Karan Singh I (p. 531). |
| 1242 | Mutiny of the army; deposition and death of Bahrām, and accession of 'Alā-ud-dīn Mas'ūd (pp. 63–4). |
| 1243 | Death of Bhīm and accession of Vīsaladeva Vāghela in Gujarāt (p. 517). |
| 1244 | Defeat of Tughril in Bengal by the Hindus of Cuttack (p. 65). |
| 1245 | The Mughuls invade India and reach Multān and Uch (p. 65). |
| 1246 | Deposition and death of Mas'ūd and accession of Nāsir-ud-dīn Mahmūd (p. 66). |
| 1247 | Mahmūd recovers the Punjāb from the Khokars (pp. 66, 67). |
| 1247–8 | Balban suppresses a rebellion in the Doāb (p. 67). |
| 1249 | Balban suppresses a rebellion in Mewāt (p. 67). |
| 1251 | Accession of Jatāvarman Sundara Pāndya I (p. 483). |
| 1251–2 | Balban invades Mālwa and defeats the raja of Chanderi and Narwar (p. 68). |
| 1253 | Balban is disgraced (p. 69). |
| 1254 | Expedition into Katehr (p. 69). |
| 1255 | Balban is restored to favour (p. 70). |
| 1256–7 | Suppression of the rebellions of Qutlugh Khān and Kishlū Khān. Invasion of the Punjāb by the Mughuls (pp. 71–2). |
| 1258 | Retreat of the Mughuls (p. 72). |
| 1259 | Suppression of disorder in the Doāb (p. 72). |
| 1260 | Punishment of the Meos (pp. 72–3). |
| 1264 | Death of Sōmēsvara Hoysala (p. 482). |
| 1266 | Death of Mahmūd and accession of Ghiyās-ud-dīn Balban (p. 73). |
| 1268 | Accession of Maravarman Kulasēkhara Pāndya (p. 486). |
| 1268–9 | Suppression of disorders in the Punjāb (p. 77). |
| 1270 | Restoration of Lahore and re-establishment of provincial government in the Punjāb (p. 77). |
| 1271 | Death of Karan Singh I of Jaisalmer (p. 531). |
| 1279 | Mughul invasion repelled. Rebellion of Tughril in Bengal (pp. 79, 80). |
| 1280 | Suppression of Tughril's rebellion, Bughrā Khān, Balban's second son, appointed to the government of Bengal (pp. 80–1). |
| 1282 | Abdication of Jaitra Singh and accession of Hamīra in Ranthambhor (p. 516). |
| 1285 | Muhammad Khān, Balban's elder son, slain by the Mughuls (p. 82). |
| 1287 | Death of Balban and accession of Mu'izz-ud-dīn Kaiqubād. Mughul invasion repelled. Massacre of Mughuls and 'New Muslims' (pp. 82–5). |
| 1288 | Meeting between Kaiqubād and his father, Bughrā Khān of Bengal (pp. 85–6). |
| 1290 | Death of Kaiqubād and accession of Jalāl-ud-dīn Fīrūz Khaljī (pp. 87, 91). |