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Bengal
Year Events Importance
Capital of Bengal
1717 – 1727 AD Murshid Quli Khan transferred to
Murshidabad
1727 – 1739 AD Shujauddin
1739 – 1740 AD Sarfaraj khan
1740 – 1756 AD Alivardi Khan
1756 – 1757 AD Sirajuddaulah Battle of Plassey
1757 – 1760 AD Mir Jafar
1760 – 1764 AD Mir Qasim Battle of Buxar
Mysore
Year Events Importance
Establishment of
1761 – 1782 AD Haider Ali
Modern Mysore state
1st Anglo – Mysore Haider ali defeated the
1766 – 1769 AD
war British
Haider ali was
2nd Anglo – Mysore
1780 – 1784 AD defeated by Sir
war
Eyrecoot
1782 – 1799 AD Tippu Sultan Continued the 2nd war
3rd Anglo – Mysore Tipu ceded half of his
1790 – 1792 AD
war territory
4th Anglo – Mysore
1799 Tipu sultan died
war
Punjab
1792 – 1839 AD Maharaja Ranjit Singh Founder of Sikh rule
1845 – 1846 AD 1st Anglo – Sikh war Sikhs were defeated
Dalhousie annexed
1848 – 1849 AD 2nd Anglo – Sikh war
Punjab
Carnatic wars
Treaty of Aix-la-
1746-48 1st Anglo-French war
chapelle
1749-54 2nd Anglo-French war Treaty of Pondicherry
1758-63 3rd Anglo-French war Treaty of Paris
Freedom Struggle
Revolt due to socio-
First war of Indian
1857 religious and
independence
economic causes
Formation of
1885 A O Hume
Congress
Dominated by
Dadabai Naoroji,
1885 – 1905 Moderate phase
Surendranath
Banerjea
Dominated by Lal-Bal-
1905 – 1917 Extremists Phase Pal and Aurobindo
Ghosh
Curzon announced
1905 Bengal Partition
the partition
Boycott of foreign
1905 – 1908 Swadeshi movement
products
Muslim league
1906
formation
Calcutta Session of
1906 Swaraj as the goal
INC
Question on extending
1907 Surat split the movement to the
rest of India
Morley – Minto Separate electorate
1909
reforms for Muslims
BG Tilak and Annie
1915 – 1916 Home rule movement
Besant
Pact between
1916 Lucknow pact
Congress and League
Extremists admitted in
1916 Lucknow session
Congress
Gandhian Era
Early life
Foundation of Natal
Indian Congress,
1893 – 1914 Gandhi in South Africa
Sathyagraha and CDM
against British excesses
First non-cooperation
1918 Kheda
movement
Non-cooperation and
1920-22
Khilafat movement
Gandhi elected as
1924 Belgaum session
Congress president
Dandi March
Gandhi – Irwin Pact
2nd Roundtable
Civil disobedience
1930 -34 conference
movement
Resuming the Civil
disobedience
movement
To determine the
1928 Nehru committee report principles of the
constitution
Civil disobedience
1930 Dandi March
movement
18 months rule of
1937
Congress begins
Congress ministries
1939
resigns
Linlithgow proposed to
1940 August offer seek India’s cooperation
in the World War
1944 C R Formula
Formation of Interim
1946
government
Formation of the
1946
constituent assembly