Capture of Torna
Shivaji captures Torna Fort, an early territorial gain that strengthens his emerging power in the western Deccan.
Role range: 1674-1680
Follow Shivaji Bhonsle through 13 dated historical records for India.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Shivaji captures Torna Fort, an early territorial gain that strengthens his emerging power in the western Deccan.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji conquers Javli, gaining a strategically important region in the Western Ghats and strengthening access toward the Konkan coast.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji defeats the Bijapur general Afzal Khan near Pratapgarh, greatly increasing Maratha prestige and territorial momentum.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji escapes the siege of Panhala and reaches Vishalgad while a rearguard action delays pursuing forces.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji leads a surprise night attack on Shaista Khan in Pune, forcing the Mughal commander to leave the Deccan soon afterward.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji raids the wealthy Mughal port of Surat and carries away substantial resources for his expanding state.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji concludes the Treaty of Purandar with Jai Singh, surrendering several forts while retaining others and accepting temporary Mughal obligations.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji is placed under guarded confinement at Agra after a tense audience with the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji escapes from Mughal custody at Agra and eventually returns safely to the Deccan.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji raids Surat a second time as renewed Maratha warfare erodes Mughal gains in western India.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji is formally crowned Chhatrapati at Raigad, asserting sovereign kingship over the Maratha state.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji begins a major southern campaign that extends Maratha influence into parts of present-day Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
Role range: 1674-1680
Shivaji dies at Raigad after building a durable Maratha kingdom with fortified inland and coastal defenses.
Role range: 1674-1680
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