Historical events in Indian history

History is by no means an exhaustive summary of the names of kings and dynasties and their achievements, etc. It is considered a powerful means of awakening cultural and social awareness. .

Here is a list of all major historical events of India. It will help students prepare for competitive exams as well as those interested in Indian history.

Historical Events Before Christ (B.C.E.)

2500-1800: Indus Valley Civilization

1500-1000: Early Vedic or Rigvedic period

1000-600: Later Vedic Period

600-325: Mahajanapada period

539-467: The Life of Vardhaman Mahavira

567-487: The Life of Shakyamuni Buddha

327-26: Alexander invades India and opens a land route between India and Europe

269-232: Ashoka’s reign

261: Battle of Kalinga

57: Beginning of the Vikrama Era

30: Satvana dynasty in Deccan. Pandyan Empire in the South

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Historical events of India in the early Middle Ages (Anno Domini and after Christ)

78: Beginning of the Saka Era

320: Beginning of the Gupta . era

360: Samudragupta conquers all of North India and most of the Deccan

380-413: Reign of Chandragupta Vikramaditya, Age of Kalidasa, Restoration of Hinduism

606-647: Reign of Harshavardhana

629-645: Hieu Trang visits India

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Foreign invasions and wars in the Early Middle Ages in India (AD)

712: Mohammad Bin Qasim invades India and conquers Sindh, which has become a province of Umayyad Khilafat.

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1025: Sultan Mahmud Ghazni invades India, looting and destroying the temple of Somnath.

1175-1206: Mohammad Ghori invades India and lays the foundations for Muslim rule in India.

1191: First Battle of Tarain in which Prithviraj Chauhan defeats Mohammad Ghori

1192: Second Battle of Tarain in which Mohammad Ghori defeats Prithviraj Chauhan

Historical events from the Middle Ages to modern India (AD)

1206: Qutubbin Aibak establishes IIbari/Slavic Dynasty

1329: Quilon, the first Indian diocese, is founded by Pope John XXII, and Jordanus is appointed first bishop

1459: City of the Sun, Jodhpur in India is founded by Rao Jodha

1497: Vasco da Gama sets out for India

1498: Vasco da Gama arrives in Calicut, India

1502: Vasco da Gama departs from Lisbon, Portugal on his second trip to India

1509: Battle of Diu takes place at Diu between Türkiye and Portugal

1509: Battle of Diu takes place at Diu between the Ottoman Empire and Portugal

1556: Beginning of the Fasli . Era

1565: Battle of Talikota. Muslims destroy the army of Vijayanagara

1575: Mughal Emperor Akbar defeats the Bengal army at the Battle of Tukaroi

1597: Dutch East India Company No. 1 ship arrives again from the Far East

1600: Charter of the British East India Company

1602: The United Dutch East India Company (VOC) is established.

1608: The first British convoy arrives at Surat India

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1612: Battle of Surat, India: British fleet defeats Portuguese fleet

1621: Dutch West India Company receives a charter for New Netherland

1633: The Ming Dynasty attacked the Dutch East Indies. The Ming Dynasty won

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1639: Madras is founded by the British East India Company on a piece of land purchased from the local Nayak rulers

1641: The East India Company unites to conquer the city of Malacca

1641: West India Company conquers Sao Paulo de Loanda

1658: Dutch troops capture the port city of Quilon in India

1668: Britain takes control of Bombay

1668: Charles II gives Bombay to the East India Company

1690: Job Charnock founded Calcutta

1739: Battle of Karnal takes place. The Iranian ruler Nadir Shah defeated the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah.

1739: Nadir Shah captures Delhi, India

1752: The French army surrenders to the British at Trichinopoly

1756: Indian rebels defeat Calcutta from British troops

1756: French and Indian War: Kittanning Expedition

1756: British troops under Robert Clive capture Fulta’s India

1757: British forces capture Calcutta, India

1757: Battle of Rossbach takes place

1760: Battle of Wandewash. British army defeats French army

1761: Battle of Panipat. Afghan army defeats Mahratten

1786: Charles Cornwallis is appointed Governor-General of India

1795: Battle of Kurdle. Mahratten defeats the Mughals

1798: Britain signs a treaty with Nizam of Hyderabad

1803: Battle of Assaya. Anglo-Indian forces defeat the Marathas

1839: British East India Company conquers Aden

1846: Battle of Allwal, British defeat Sikhs in Punjab

1846: Battle of Sobraon: British defeat Sikhs

1846: Battle of Sobraon. It ended the first Sikh war in India

1853: Opening of India’s first passenger railway. It is open from Bombay to Thane

1866: Allahabad High Court is established

1892: Dadabhai Naoroji is elected as the first Indian Member of Parliament in Britain

1905: Division of Bengal takes place

1917: World War I takes place.

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1925: Communist Party of India is founded.

1929: The first non-stop flight from UK to India takes off

1932: Establishment of the Indian Air Force

1936: Orissa is established as a province of British India

1939: Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose establishes the All India Front Bloc.

1944: Jessami, East Indies conquered by Japanese forces

1947: India gained independence from British rule

1947: Lord Mountbatten was appointed as the last Viceroy of India

1947: The Radcliffe Line between India and Pakistan is discovered

1948: Lord Mountbatten resigns as Governor-General of India

India after independence (AD)

1950: India becomes a republic

1950: Sikkim becomes a protectorate of India

1952: Rajya Sabha holds the first session

1956: Delhi becomes a Union Territory of India

1960: Bombay State splits into Maharashtra and Gujarat

1971: Battle of Garibpur: Indian Army defeats Pakistani army

1974: India becomes the sixth country to detonate an atomic bomb

1975: India launches its first satellite with the help of the Soviet Union

1980: Rohini 1, India’s first satellite, is launched into orbit

1994: Sushmita Sen from India was crowned the 43rd Miss Universe

1994: Aishwarya Rai was crowned the 44th Miss World

2008: India launches first unmanned lunar mission, Chandrayaan -1

June 22, 2016: ISRO launches up to 20 satellites at once

February 15, 2017: ISRO made history by launching 104 satellites on a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) flight

The above list of all major historical events of India will raise general awareness among readers.

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