A. D. | BEEJAPOOR. | AHMUDNUGGUR. | GOLCONDA, OR HYDRABAD. |
1490 | MULLIK AHMUD totally defeats the army of the Bahmuny King, and assumes the title of Nizam Shah | ||
1494 | ———— builds the fortress of Ahmudnug- |
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1499 | ———— obtains possession of Dowlutabad | ||
1501 | YOOSOOF KHAN assumes the title of Adil Shah | ||
—— | ———— attempts, without success, to establish the Sheea faith | ||
1507 | SOOLTAN KOOLLY assumes the title of Kootb Shah | ||
—— | ———— builds the city of Mahomednug- |
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1508 | Death of Ahmud. — BOORHAN I. King | ||
1509 | War with Beejanuggur. — Rajconda, Dewurconda, Pangul, Gunpoora, and Kovilconda, taken | ||
1510 | Goa taken by the Portuguese, and retaken by the Mahomedans | War with Berar | War with Tulingana. — Wurungole and Cumamet taken |
—— | War with Beejapoor. — Sieges of Koheer, Nul- |
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—— | War with Guja Ramchundur. — Capture of Belum- |
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1511 | The citadel of Beejapoor finished. — ISMAEL, King. — Goa recaptured by the Portuguese | ||
1514 | Beejapoor besieged by the kings of the Deccan. — Peace concluded | ||
1515 | War with Golconda | Kovilconda besieged by the Beejapoor army | |
1519 | An ambassador arrives from the King of Persia | ||
1521 | War with the Raja of Beejanuggur | ||
1523 | Marriage of the Princess Muryum with the King of
Ahmudnuggur. — War ensues. — Siege of Sho- |
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1527 | War with Berar. — Siege of Patry | ||
1528 | Peace concluded with the King of Ahmudnuggur | Peace with Beejapoor | |
1529 | War with Bidur — its capital taken, and its King made prisoner | Bahadur Shah of Guzerat invades the Deccan, and is crowned at Ahmudnuggur | |
1530 | War with the Raja of Beejanuggur. — Rachore and Moodkul taken | War with Beejapoor. — Koheer and Nulgoonda taken. — Siege of Etgeer | |
1531 | War with Beejapoor | Condbeer taken from the Hindoos | |
1533 | War with Golconda | War with Berar. — Capture of Patry | Second siege of Kovilconda |
1542 | The kings of Bidur and Ahmudnuggur declare war. — Peace concluded | ||
—— | Revolt of the Prince Abdoolla, who is supported by the Portuguese | ||
1543 | Death of Sooltan Koolly. — JUMSHEED, King | ||
1545 | Coalition of the kings of | Ahmudnuggur, Golconda, and Ramraj of Beeja | nuggur against Beejapoor |
1548 | The Portuguese join the coalition in support of the Prince Abdoolla | ||
1549 | A general peace concluded | ||
1550 | Death of Jumsheed. — SOOBHAN KOOLLY, King. — Jugdew Row supports the claims of the Prince Dowlut Khan. — IBRAHIM, King | ||
1553 | The Portuguese supply a force to place the Prince Abdoolla on the throne | War with Beejapoor. — Death of Boorhan I. — HOOSSEIN I. King | |
1554 | The Prince is defeated, taken prisoner, and suffers death | ||
1555 | A general league is formed | against Beejapoor, but is dissolved by the defection | of the King of Golconda. |
1557 | Death of Ibrahim I. — ALLY I. King | Rebellion of Jugdew Row, who joins the Raja of
Beejanuggur. — Strenuous efforts made by the
Hindoo princes to retake Pangul, Kovilconda,
Gunpoora, Dewurconda, Indraconda, and Con- |
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1558 | Union with Ramraj against Ahmudnuggur | Defence of Reevadunda (Choul) against the Portuguese | |
1559 | Peace concluded | ||
1560 | A coalition of the kings of | the Deccan and Ramraj against Ahmudnuggur | |
—— | First siege of Ahmudnuggur | ||
1562 | Second siege of Ahmudnuggur | ||
1564 | A general league of the | Mahomedan kings of the Deccan against Ramraj, | King of Beejanuggur |
1565 | Battle of Talikote, in which | Ramraj loses his life, and his kingdom is subverted. | Penkonda becomes the Hindoo capital |
—— | Death of Hoossein I. — MOORTUZA I. King | ||
1567 | War with Ahmudnuggur | ||
1568 | Ally I. besieges Goa. — Capture of Adony | ||
1569 | Peace concluded | ||
1570 | War with the King of Berar | Troops sent to aid the King of Berar | |
1572 | Berar conquered and annexed to Ahmudnuggur | ||
1573 | Toorkul, Dharwar, and Bunkapoor, taken from the Hindoos | Rajmundry, Veeragootum, Gopalpilly, and Cossim- |
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1575 | Chundurgooty taken by storm | ||
1576 | The kings of Beejapoor and | Ahmudnuggur besiege Bidur, but afterwards raise | the siege. — Aid rendered to the King of Bidur |
1578 | Siege of Penkonda. — Defection of the Marratta cavalry | The Raja of Condbeer refuses to pay his tribute | |
1579 | Death of Ally I. — IBRAHIM II. King | Condbeer taken, and the country occupied as far as the sea | |
1580 | Chand Beeby, regent. — Siege of Beejapoor by the kings of Ahmudnuggur and Golconda | Battle of Nuldoorg. — Death of Ibrahim. — MA- |
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—— | Peace concluded | ||
1584 | The Princess Royal, Khoodeija, is married to the Prince of Ahmudnuggur | ||
1586 | The King marries the Princess Royal of Golconda | Death of Moortuza. — MEERAN HOOSSEIN, King.— his death. — ISMAEL, King | |
1589 | Ismael deposed. — BOORHAN II. King. — Arrival of Chand Beeby from Beejapoor | ||
1590 | Bhagnuggur (since called Hydrabad) built | ||
1593 | Rebellion of the Prince Ismael — his death | Reevadunda (Choul) taken by the Portuguese | |
1594 | War with Ahmudnuggur | Death of Boorhan II. — IBRAHIM, King — he is killed in battle | War with the Raja of Penkonda. — Nundial, Gun- |
1595 | Civil war. — Several pretenders to the throne. — The Moguls from Hindoostan are invited to Ahmudnuggur | ||
1596 | Arrival of the Prince Moorad. — First siege of Ahmudnuggur. — BAHADUR, King | ||
—— | Chand Beeby, Regent. — Gallant defence. — Peace concluded. — Berar ceded to the Moguls | The Mahomedans defeated near Pagtoor | |
1597 | General confederacy against | the Moguls. — Battle of Sonput. — The Moguls | are victorious |
1599 | Second siege and capture of Ahmudnuggur by the Moguls. — Death of the Regent Chand Beeby | Successful operations against the Hindoos along the eastern coast north of Cossimcota | |
1600 | MOORTUZA II. King. — Purenda becomes his capital | ||
1601 | Contests for power between Mullik Ambur and Meean Rajoo | ||
—— | THE FIRST ENGLISH VESSELS REACH INDIA | ||
1603 | A Persian ambassador arrives to solicit the hand of the Princess Royal | ||
1607 | The King unites with Mullik Ambur, and removes his seat of government to Joonere | The Princess marries her cousin, the Prince Ma- |
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1609 | Dowlutabad taken from Meean Rajoo by Mullik Ambur, and it becomes the capital | ||
—— | Rebellion of the Prince Khoodabunda | ||
1610 | Unsuccessful attempt to invade the Hindoo principality of Bustar | ||
1611 | Death of Mahomed Koolly Kootb Shah | ||
1612 | THE FIRST ENGLISH EAST INDIA COMPANY INCORPORATED, AND BEGINS TO TRADE WITH SURAT. |