Themes in Indian History, Parts I–III (Class 12)
Source-based chapters on Harappa, Vijayanagara, the Mughal court and 1857 — essential for UPSC.
Shah Jahan's wife in whose memory the Taj Mahal was built.
Move along the chart to see their age in any year, who ruled and what happened; click anything to open it.
The map shows Mughal Empire around their lifetime and where the events of their lifetime took place.
Hover a dot for the event; click it to open the full map in that year.
| 1600 | East India Company chartered |
| 1601 | Asirgarh falls to Akbar |
| 1602 | Dutch East India Company (VOC) founded |
| 1604 | Adi Granth installed at Harmandir Sahib |
| 1605 | Death of Akbar |
| 1606 | Execution of Guru Arjan Dev Sikhism began to take on a militant character under Guru Hargobind. |
| 1611 | English factory at Masulipatnam |
| 1612 | Battle of Swally The English defeated the Portuguese and won trading rights at Surat. |
| 1615 | Sir Thomas Roe at Jahangir's court |
| 1616 | Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal arrives in Bhutan |
| 1628 | Shah Jahan becomes emperor |
Sorted by how long their lives overlapped. The bar shows when, within Mumtaz Mahal’s life.
Source-based chapters on Harappa, Vijayanagara, the Mughal court and 1857 — essential for UPSC.
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