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Mughals (Babur) displace Lodis as rulers of Delhi and Agra
1526
Reign of Mughal ruler Humayun
1530-1556
Accession of Akbar, the greatest Mughal King
1556
Mughal conquest of Chitor, Gujarat, Bengal, and Kashmir
1569-1586
Promulgation of Din-i-Ilahi, Akbar's "Divine Faith" that was a blend of Hinduism and Islam
1582
Reign of Jahangir
1605-1627
Reign of Shah Jahan
1627-1658
Reign of Aurangzeb
1658-1707
Weakening of Mughal authority frees local Muslim rulers; rise of indigenous regional powers: Sikhs (Punjab), Rajputs (Rajasthan), & Marathas (West India)
c. 1700-1750
Mughal Empire
1526-1858
Charter of incorporation granted to East India Company
1600
Dutch trading post estd. in India
1609
French trading post estd. in India
1674
Battle of Plassey; victory over Nawab of Bengal gives East India Co. control of Bengal and begins expansion of Brit power in India
1757
Rammohun Roy active in Hindu reformation in Calcutta
1828
Defeat of Maratha Peshwa ends effective Indian resistance to British rule
1818
Rammohun Roy founds Brahmo Samaj
1828
East India Company deprived by Parliament of all commercial function
1833
English system of education introduced, following Macaulay's recommendation
1835
Sepoy Mutiny causes widespread rebellion in Northern India
1857-1858
British troops defeat Indian troops and the British crown effectively ends the East India Co.'s rule in India; British crown appoints a viceroy to oversee India
1858
Swami Dayananda founds the Arya Samaj
1875
Queen Victoria proclaimed Empress of India
1877
INC founded as forum for emerging nationalism
1885
Death of Sri Ramakrishna, famous Hindu renunciate
1886
Gandhi begins work as a lawyer in South Africa
1893
Swami Vivekananda welcomed on return from US; founds Ramakrishna mission after his teacher
1897
partition of Bengal arouses nationalist agitation in which Bal Gagadhar Tilak, R. Tagore, and Aurobindo Ghose take prominent part
1905
Muslim League Founded
1906
INC split by quarrel between moderates and extremists
1907