The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c38.s1.7

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v3.c38.s1.7

| A.D. | |
| 1326 | Rebellion of Gurshāsp (p. 140). |
| | Qadr Khān governor of Western Bengal (p. 262). |
| 1327 | Capital transferred from Delhi to Daulatābād (pp. 140–1). |
| 1328 | Rebellion of Kishlū Khān in Multān. Invasion of India by ‘Alā-ud-dīn Tarmāshīrīn the Mughul (pp. 142–3). |
| 1329 | Transportation of the inhabitants of Delhi to Daulatābād. Issue of fictitious currency (pp. 144–6). |
| 1330 | Bahrām acquires the government of Eastern Bengal (p. 262). |
| 1331 | Rebellion of Ghiyās-ud-dīn Bahādur in Bengal (p. 147). |
| 1333 | Punitive expedition in the Doāb (p. 147). |
| 1334 | Rebellion of Sayyid Jalāl-ud-dīn Ahsan in Madura (p. 149). |
| 1335 | Muhammad leaves Delhi for Madura. He retires from Warangal. Rebellion in Lahore suppressed by Khvāja Jahān (pp. 149–52). |
| 1336 | Famine. Foundation of Sargadwāri. Rebellion of Nusrat Khān at Bīdar (pp. 152–4). |
| | Foundation of Vijayanagar (p. 489). |
| 1337–8 | Expedition into the Himālaya. Capture of Nagarkot. Failure of the expedition (p. 155). |
| 1338–9 | Fakhr-ud-dīn Mubārak Shāh proclaims his independence in Bengal (pp. 156, 262). |
| 1339 | Death of Jalāl-ud-dīn Ahsan Shāh and accession of ‘Alā-ud-dīn Udaujī Shāh in Madura (p. 149). |
| | Death of Sangama I and accession of Harihara I in Vijayanagar (p. 378). |
| 1339–40 | Rebellion of ‘Alī Shāh Kar in the Deccan (p. 156). |
| 1340 | Rebellion of ‘Ain-ul-Mulk in Oudh (pp. 156–8). |
| | Death of Udaujī Shāh and accession of Qutb-ud-dīn Fīrūz Shāh in Madura. Death of Fīrūz Shāh and accession of Ghiyās-ud-dīn Muhammad Dāmaghān Shāh in Madura (p. 149). |
| 1340–1 | Rebellion of Malik Shāhū Lodī in Multān (p. 160). |
| | Accession of ‘Alā-ud-dīn ‘Alī Shāh in Bengal (p. 262). |
| 1342 | Ibn Batūtah leaves Delhi on his mission to China (p. 163). |
| | Death of Vīra Ballāla III, Hoysala, at Trichinopoly (p. 488). |
| 1343 | Muhammad’s expedition into the districts of Sunām, Sāmāna, Kaithal, and Guhrām (p. 164). |
| | Accession of Hājī Shams-ud-dīn Iliyās, Bhangara, in Bengal (p. 262). |
| 1344 | Arrival in Delhi of the envoy of the Caliph al-Hākim III (p. 164). Rebellion in Kara (p. 165). |
| | Death of Ghiyās-ud-dīn Dāmaghān Shāh and accession of Nāsir-ud-dīn Dāmaghān Shāh in Madura (p. 150). |
| 1345 | Rebellion of the centurions in Gujarāt. Muhammad leaves Delhi for Gujarāt, and suppresses the rebellion (pp. 166–7). |
| 1346 | Kānhayya Nāik establishes his independence in Warangal. Vīra Ballāla III of Dvāravatipura founds Vijayanagar. Rebellion in Daulatābād: Ismā‘īl Mukh proclaimed king of the Deccan. Muhammad besieges Daulatābād (pp. 168–9). |
| | Shāh Mīrzā ascends the throne of Kashmīr under the title of Shams-ud-dīn (p. 277). |
| 1347 | Rebellion of Taghī in Gujarāt. ‘Alā-ud-dīn Bahman Shāh proclaimed king of the Deccan (pp. 169–70, 372–3). |
| 1348 | Muhammad besieges Girnār in Kāthiāwār (pp. 171–2). |