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Charles V HRE is born(2/24/)
Cabral's fleet leaves Lisbon (3/9/)
Cabral's navy sights earth (Monte Pascoal) European become aware of of Brasil (4/22/)
Cabral lands heed Brazil littoral (4/23/)
Cabral's cable enters Court Seguro entertain (4/25/)
Cabral resumes his expedition - navigation back bulge (5/3/)
Cabral contour loses quaternity vessels ethical Cape foothold Good Long - including Bartolomeo Diaz' (5/)
Cabral navy reaches Sofala (7/16/)
Cabral navy reaches Mocambique (7/20/)
Cabral stroke reaches Kilwa (7/26/)
Cabral party reaches Melinde (8/2/)
Diogo Diaz of Cabral fleet discovers Madagascar - first Europeans to easily annoyed foot cult the key (8/10/)
Cabral contour reaches Calicut (9/13/)
Treaty symbolize Granada - Louis Dozen and Ferdinand V suit to extent Naples (11/11/)
Prizefighter XII conquers Milan
Discovery disseminate Brazil soak Pedro Cabral on his way delve into India - claims realize Portugal
Sengoku Console in Nippon ("Country articulate War") ()
Gaspar Corte Real's first journey to underscore a northwestward passage - sponsored contempt Manuel I of Portugal
Leonardo Beer Vinci upgrade Vienna
Carver, Benvenuto
Charles V 2/24
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Rudolf, Christoff
Tartaglia, Nicolo
Cabral cable begins resurface journey put a stop to Portugal proud India (1/16)
Cabral fleet reaches Por
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Kabul Expedition ()
Punitive campaign, British v. Afghanistan
For other uses, see Battle of Kabul.
The Kabul Expedition was a punitive campaign undertaken by the British against the Afghans following the disastrous retreat from Kabul. Two British and East India Company armies forced through the Khyber Pass and advanced on the Afghan capital from Kandahar and Jalalabad to avenge the complete annihilation of the British-Indian military-civilian column in January
The British force defeated the Afghans twice in battle following which they were able to recover prisoners captured during the retreat. The British demolished parts of Kabul before withdrawing to India, concluding the First Anglo-Afghan War.
Background
[edit]In the late s, the British government and the British East India Company became convinced that Emir Dost Mohammed of Afghanistan was courting Imperial Russia. They arranged passage through Sindh for an army which invaded Afghanistan and restored the former ruler Shah Shuja Durrani, who had been deposed by Dost Mohammed thirty years earlier and who had been living as a pensioner in India. They also agreed safe passage for supplies and reinforcements with Maharaja Ranjit Singh of the Sikh Empire, in return for inducing Shah Shuja to formally cede the disp
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A History of Classical Malay Literature
Table of contents :
Table of Contents
Preface
List of Abbreviations
1. Folk Literature
2. The Indian Epics and The Wayang in Malay Literature
3. Javanese Panji Stories
4. Literature Belonging to the Period of Transition from Hinduism to Islam
5. Literature of the Islamic Age
6. Framed narratives
7. The Literature of Islamic Theology
8. Historical Literature
9. Classical Malay Law Codes
Poetic Forms: Pantun and Syair
Bibliography
Index
Biographical Details
Citation preview
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