Saturday, 19 January 2013

Indian History for APPSC Exams

Indian History Timeline


Indus Valley Civilization (2500 BC to 1750 BC)


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Vedic Civilization (1750 BC to 600 BC)


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Mahajanapadas


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Gautama Buddha (563 BC to 483 BC)


Mahavira (540 BC to 468 BC)


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Bimbisara at Magadha (542 BC to 493 BC)


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Darius of Persia (519 BC)


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Ajatasatru (493 BC to 461 BC)


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Shisunaga Dynasty (413 BC to 362 BC)


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Nanda Dynasty (362 BC to 321 BC)


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Alexander’s invasion (326 BC)


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Mauryans (321 BC to 185 BC)


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Megasthenes visit – 315 BC


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Ashoka the Great (268 BC to 232 BC)


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Shungas (185 BC to 74 BC) – Centre and East


Yavanas, Shakas and Kushans (2nd Century BC to 2nd Century AD) – WEST


Satavahanas (128 BC to 121) – SOUTH


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Vikram Era begins in 58 AD


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SANGAM PERIOD (1st Century AD) – SOUTH


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Shaka Era begins in 78 AD


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Guptas (319 to 540)


Fa-Hien visits India – 405 to 411


Invasion of Huns (454 and 495)


Pallavas (300 to 888) – EAST


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Harshavardhan (606 to 647)


Hieun Tsang visits India – (630 to 643)


Chalukyas (550 to 753) – WEST


Pulakesin II of Chalukyas (609 to 642)


Eastern Chalukyas (630 to 970)


Cholas (907 to 1300) – SOUTH


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Rashtrakutas (753 to 973) – WEST


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Later Chalukyas (973 to 1192) – WEST


Rajputs (9th Century) – NORTHWEST


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Mahmud of Ghazni (1000 – 1027)


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Alberuni visits India – 1030


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1st Battle of Tarain – 1191


2nd Battle of Tarain – 1192


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Muhammad Ghori (1192 to 1206)


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THE DELHI SULTNATE (1206 TO 1400)


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Qutb-ud-din Aibak (1206 to 1211)


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Iltutmish (1211 to 1236)


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Razia (1236 to 1265)


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Balban (1265 to 1290)


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Marco Polo visits South India – (1288 to 1295)


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Jalaluddin Khilji (1290 to 1296)


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Alauddin Khilji ( 1296 to 1316)


Gajapatis – ORISSA


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Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq (1320 to 1325)


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Muhammad bin Tughlaq (1325 to 1351)


Ibn Batuta visits India – 1325 to 1351


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Vijayanagara Kingdom founded – 1336


Bahmani Kingdom founded – 1347


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Firoz Shah Tughlaq (1351 to 1388)


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Mongol invasion under Timur (1398)


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Sayyid Dynasty (1414 to 1451)


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Lodi Sultans (1451 to 1526)


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Bahamani Kingdom dissolutes into 5 Kingdoms (1482 to 1518)


Bijapur, Golconda, Ahmednagar, Bidar and Berar


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Vasco-de-Gama reached India – 1498


Portuguese trade with India started


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Krishnadevaraya (1509 to 1530)


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First Battle of Panipat – 1526


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THE MUGHALS


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Babar (1526 to 1530)


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Humayun (1530 to 1540)


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Sher Shah Suri (1540 to 1545) – Afghan


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Humayun (1555 to 1556)


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Akbar (1556 to 1605)


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Second Battle of Panipat – 1556


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Battle of Talikota – 1565


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English East India Company – 1600


Dutch East India Company – 1602


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Jahangir (1605 to 1627)


Sir Thomas Roe visits Jahangir’s court – 1616


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Death of Jahangir – 1627


Birth of Shivaji – 1627


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Shah Jahan (1628 to 1658)


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Aurangzeb (1658 to 1707)


Marathas – Deccan


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French East India Company – 1664


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Annexation of Golconda by Mughals – 1686


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LATER MUGHALS (1707 to 1857)


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Bahadur Shah (1707 to 1712)


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Jahandar Shah (1712 to 1713)


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Farrukhsiyar (1713 to 1718)


Farrukhsiyar grants firman to British East India Company exempting taxes for their trade in Bengal – 1717


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Muhammad Shah (1719 to 1748)


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Nadir Shah occupies Delhi – 1739


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1st Anglo-French Carnatic War – 1744 to 1748


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Ahmad Shah (1748 to 1754)


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2nd Anglo-French Carnatic War – 1748 to 1754


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Invasion of Ahmad Shah Abdali – 1747 to 1761


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Alamgir II (1754 to 1759)


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3rd Anglo-French Carnatic War – 1757 to 1763


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Battle of Plassey – 1757


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Shah Alam (1759 to 1806)


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Battle of Wandiwash – 1760


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3rd Battle of Panipat – 1761


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Battle of Buxar – 1764


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1st Anglo Mysore War – 1767 to 1769


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The Great Famine of Bengal in 1770


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Regulating Act of 1773


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1st Anglo-Maratha War – (1775 to 1782)


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2nd Anglo-Mysore War – (1780 to 1784)


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Pitt’s India Act – 1784


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3rd Anglo-Mysore War – 1790


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Permanent Settlement System was introduced in Bengal – 1793


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4th Anglo-Mysore War – 1799


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2nd Anglo-Maratha War – (1803 to 1805)


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Anglo-Nepal War – (1814 to 1816)


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3rd Anglo-Maratha War – (1817 to 1818)


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Prohibition of Sati – 1829


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1st Anglo-Sikh War – 1845


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2nd Anglo-Sikh War – 1848


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1st Railway and Telegraph lines – 1853


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Charles Wood’s Dispatch on Indian Education – 1854


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Widow Remarriage Act – 1856


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REVOLT OF 1857


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Queen Victoria’s proclamation – 1858


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Enactment of Indian Civil and Criminal Code – 1861


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Opening of Suez Canal – 1869


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Delhi Durbar – Queen of England is proclaimed Empress of India – 1876-77


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Ilbert Bill – 1883


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INC was founded – 1885


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Partition of Bengal – 1905


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Muslim League was formed – 1906


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Morley-Minto Reforms – 1909


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Partition of Bengal is annulled – 1911


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Outbreak of the first World War – 1914


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Home Rule League was founded – 1916


Lucknow Pact – 1916


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Gandhi’s Champaran Styagraha – 1917


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Jallianwala Bagh Massacre – 1919


Montague-Chelmsford Reforms – 1919


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1st Non-Cooperation Movement – 1920


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Chuari Chaura incident – 1922


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Simon Commission appointed – 1927


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Nehru Report – 1928


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Civil Disobedience Movement, Dandi March – 1930


First Round Table Conference – 1930


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Gandhi-Irwin Pact – 1931


2nd Round Table Conference – 1931


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Third Round Table Conference – 1932


In this conference, Chaudhary Rahmat Ali coined the name “Pakistan” (which means “land of pureness”) as the name for the Muslim part of partitioned India.


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White Paper was released – 1933


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Government of India Act, 1935


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Outbreak of the 2nd World War – 1939


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Pakistan Resolution by Muslim League – 1940


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Quit India Movement – 1942


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Simla Conference – 1945


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Cabinet Mission – 1946


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Freedom and Partition – 1947


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Constitution of India comes into force – 1950


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First Elections to the Parliament of India – 1952

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