Birth of Charles George Hamilton Gordon
Birth of Charles George Hamilton Gordon, son of a Lieutenant General
Follow Charles George Hamilton Gordon through 28 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Charles George Hamilton Gordon, son of a Lieutenant General
Appointed Captain
Present at the capture of Peking
Awarded the British War Medal
Appointed Commander of the Royal Engineers
Storms towns occupied by the Tai Ping rebels
Appointed Lieutenant Colonel with a force of 4,000 Chinese
Appointed Commander of the Royal Engineers at Gravesend
Ends the Tai Ping rebellion
Appointed Governor General of the Sudan
Role range: 1874-1880 – 1877-1880
Appointed Governor of Central Africa
Role range: 1872-1876
Resigns as Governor of Central Africa
Role range: 1872-1876
Appointed Governor of General of Sudan
Role range: 1877-1880
Many of the rebel leaders under Sulieman are rounded up & shot
Role range: 1877-1880
Many of the rebel leaders under Sulieman are rounded up & shot
Role range: 1877-1880
Resigns as Governor of General of Sudan due to ill health & returns to England
Role range: 1877-1880
Arrives at Khartoum & declares the independence of Sudan
Role range: 1884-1885
Arrives at Khartoum & declares the independence of Sudan
Role range: 1884-1885
Reaches Khartoum & then begins to evacuate the Angloian residents
Role range: 1884-1885
Th reinforcements requested by Gordon are refused by the British Government. The Mahdi have Khartoum surrounded
Role range: 1884-1885
Public opinion leads to 300,000 pounds raised by the British Government. A relief force under Wolseley is despatched but too late
Role range: 1884-1885
Appointed Governor General of the Sudan, 2nd term
Role range: 1874-1880 – 1884-1885
Appointed Governor General of Sudan
Role range: 1884-1885
Public opinion leads to 300,000 pounds raised by the British Government. A relief force under Wolseley is despatched but too late. Th reinforcements requested by Gordon are refused by the British Government. The Mahdi have Khartoum surrounded. Holds out for 1 yr against the Mahdis army. Disobeys Gladstones orders to evacuate Khartoum
Role range: 1884-1885
Fails to evacuate Khartoum before a siege led by the Mahdi
Role range: 1884-1885 – 1884-1885
A relief expedition arrives at Korti under Sir Charles Wilson
Role range: 1884-1885
The Mahdi Muhammad Ahmad captures Khartoum
Role range: 1884-1885
Death of Charles George Hamilton Gordon, during the siege of Khartoum
Role range: 1884-1885
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