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  • 40000 BC \u2013 Pre-historic rock paintings found in Nanaun, a hamlet in the hinterland of Chanderi.<\/li>\n
  • 6th Century AD \u2013 A Hindu temple constructed during the Gupta Period found in the village of Behti, about 20 kms south east of Chanderi, which was probably a thoroughfare during the Gupta Empire, located on an important trade route.8 \u2013 10th century AD \u2013 Gurjara Pratihara rule commences in Boodhi (Old) Chanderi.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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    • 8 \u2013 10th century AD \u2013 Gurjara Pratihara rule commences in Boodhi (Old) Chanderi.<\/li>\n
    • 11th century AD \u2013 Kirtipal shifts the capital from Boodhi Chanderi to the present town of Chanderi, epitomized by the magnificent Kirti Durg Fort.<\/li>\n
    • Late 11th century AD \u2013 Decline of Gurjara \u2013 Pratihara rule, Chanderi seized by the Kachhawas.<\/li>\n
    • 13th Century AD \u2013 Shamsuddin Altamash, premier of the Delhi Sultanate and Ghiyasuddin Balban, his prime minister attack Chanderi in 1251 AD, defeating the Kachhawa king Chahad Deva, and incorporating Chanderi into the domains of the Delhi Sultanate.<\/li>\n
    • 14th Century AD \u2013 Dilawar Khan Ghori, the governer of Chanderi, asserts his independence from the Delhi Sultanate. He establishes the Malwa Sultanate in 1392 AD and assumes effective control of the region in 1401 AD. Malwa rule continues under his successors till the beginning of 16th century AD.<\/li>\n
    • Early 16th Century AD \u2013 Rana Sangha, the King of Chittor annexes Chanderi and installs his most trusted ally Medini Rai as the ruler of Chanderi.<\/li>\n
    • 1528 AD \u2013 Emperor Babur, the premier of the Mughal Empire takes Chanderi fort and establishes Mughal control over Chanderi. Medini Rai and his troops commit mass \u2013 suicide before the onslaught and the women commit jauhar.<\/li>\n
    • 1605 AD \u2013 Jehangir, on behalf of the Mughal Empire, hands over the territory of Chanderi to the Ram Shah Bundela. This heralds the rule of the Bundela dynasty which continues till 1811 AD.<\/li>\n
    • 1811 \u2013 Captian John Baptiste Filose and his forces win the Chanderi fort for Daulat Rao Scindia and Chanderi is incorporated into the domains of the Scindia estates.<\/li>\n
    • 1844 \u2013 Kunwar Mardan Singh, the last Bundela king of Chanderi, restores Bundela rule in Chanderi by seizing it from the Scindias.<\/li>\n
    • 1857 \u2013 Kunwar Mardan Singh allies with Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi and takes part in the uprising of 1857.<\/li>\n
    • 1858 \u2013 British forces under Sir Hugh Rose capture the Chanderi fort and return it to the Scindias, marking the end of two and a half centuries of Bundela rule.<\/li>\n
    • 1947 \u2013 The princely state of Gwalior, which includes Chanderi is incorporated into the newly formed state of Madhya Bharat, later reconstituted and named Madhya Pradesh.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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