21 Apr

Madhya Pradesh History – Table Type Notes (Chronological, Relation-Based, Movement-Based, Date-Based)

1. Important Wars / Battles / Armed Conflicts in Chronological Order

Year / Period	War / Battle / Conflict	Between Whom	Place / Region	Winner / Result	Key Notes
1723	Battle of Lal Ghati	Dost Mohammad Khan vs Naval Shah	Bhopal region	Dost Mohammad Khan	Naval Shah was the son of Rani Kamlapati; linked with foundation phase of Bhopal State
c. 1000s CE	Conflict with Mahmud Ghaznavi	Vidyadhara Chandela vs Mahmud Ghaznavi	Chandela region	Vidyadhara Chandela faced / repulsed	Vidyadhara also defeated Raja Bhoj and Gangeyadeva
972 AD	Defeat of Rashtrakutas	Siyaka II (Harsha) vs Rashtrakuta king Khotig	Malwa / Manyakhet context	Siyaka II	Helped establish independent Malwa state
Gupta–Post Gupta period	Defeat of Toramana	Prakashadharma vs Toramana	Malwa region context	Prakashadharma	Toramana was father of Mihirkula
Gupta–Post Gupta period	Defeat of Mihirkula	Yashodharman vs Mihirkula	Malwa / MP region	Yashodharman	Sondani inscription related to Yashodharman
Medieval period	War with Sikandar Lodi	Raja Man Singh Tomar vs Sikandar Lodi	Gwalior region	Raja Man Singh Tomar	Linked with Tomar prestige
1843	Bundela Rebellion	Bundela rebels vs British	Hirapur / Bundela region	Rebellion suppressed	Hirdeshah was Zamindar of Hirapur
3 June 1857	Revolt of 1857 begins in MP	Mohammad Ali Beg & Hiralal vs Colonel Abbott / British	Neemuch Cantonment	Revolt started	First outbreak in MP
14 June 1857	Revolt at Morar	Rebels vs British	Morar	Part of 1857 uprising	Spread after Neemuch
20 June 1857	Revolt at Shivpuri	Rebels vs British	Shivpuri	Part of 1857 uprising	Major regional centre
1 July 1857	Revolt at Indore	Shahadat Khan, Bhagirath Silawat, Vansh Gopal vs British	Indore	Part of 1857 uprising	Important MPPSC fact
1857	Revolt in Sagar	Sheikh Ramzan vs British	Sagar	Part of 1857 uprising	Asked repeatedly in PYQs
1857	Revolt in Garha Mandla	Shankar Shah, Raghunath Shah vs British	Garha Mandla	Resistance	Major local leadership
1857	Revolt in Ramgarh	Rani Avantibai vs British	Ramgarh (Mandla)	Resistance	Important tribal-regional resistance
1857	Revolt in Bhopal	Fazil / Faiz Mohammad Khan, Adam Mohammad Khan vs British	Bhopal	Resistance	Regional leadership
1857	Revolt in tribal belt	Bhima Nayak vs British	Mhow, Sendhwa, Dhar, Barwani	Resistance	Tribal resistance zone
1858	Battle of Ambapani	King Khawja vs British	Ambapani	King Khawja martyred	Important freedom-related event
c. 1561	Battle of Sarangpur	Baz Bahadur vs Adham Khan	Sarangpur	Adham Khan / Mughal side	Baz Bahadur later associated with samadhi at Sarangpur
Undated in input	Attack on Rani Durgavati	Baz Bahadur vs Rani Durgavati	Gondwana region	Rani Durgavati side	Baz Bahadur was defeated
14 Jan 1931	Charan Paduka Massacre	Protesters vs British under Captain Fisher	Naugaon, Chhatarpur	British firing	Called Jallianwala Bagh of Madhya Pradesh

2. Chronological Order of Kings / Rulers / Dynasties with Relations

A. Bhopal State Lineage

Order	Name	Relation / Family Link	Key Identity / Role	Important Associated Facts
1	Dost Mohammad Khan	Father of Yar Mohammad Khan	Founder of Bhopal State	Founded Bhopal in 1723; Pashtun Afghan; served Aurangzeb; renamed Jagdishpur as Islam Nagar
2	Yar Mohammad Khan	Son / successor of Dost Mohammad Khan	Successor ruler	Succeeded Dost Mohammad Khan

B. Chandela Lineage / Relation Notes

Name	Relation	Role / Position	Key Facts
Rahila	Father of Natta Devi	Chandela ruler line	Natta Devi was Chandela princess
Natta Devi	Daughter of Rahila; wife of Kokalla I	Chandela princess	Marriage link between Chandela and Kalachuri houses
Dhanga Deva	Earlier important Chandela ruler	Took title Kalinjaradhipati	Built Parshvanath, Vishwanath, Ghantai temples; shifted capital Khajuraho to Kalinjar
Ganda Deva	Successor in Chandela line	Builder ruler	Built Jagdambi and Chitragupta temples
Vidyadhara Chandela	Husband of Satyabhama	Chandela ruler	Faced Mahmud Ghaznavi; defeated Raja Bhoj and Gangeyadeva
Satyabhama	Wife of Vidyadhara Chandela	Queen	Mentioned in relation-based facts

C. Parmara Dynasty – Chronological Relation Notes

Order	Name	Relation	Role / Status	Key Facts
1	Upendra Krishnaraja	Founder	Founder of Parmara dynasty	Origin linked to Mount Abu; Rajput line
2	Siyaka	Later ruler	First independent ruler	Initial capital Ujjain, later Dhar
3	Munja	Uncle of Raja Bhoj	Important Parmara ruler	Died on banks of Godavari
4	Sindhuraja	Father of Raja Bhoj; husband of Shashi Prabha	Parmara ruler	Titles: Nava Sahasanka, Kumar Narayana
5	Shashi Prabha	Wife of Sindhuraja; mother of Raja Bhoj	Naga princess	Important dynastic relation
6	Raja Bhoj	Son of Sindhuraja and Shashi Prabha	Most famous Parmara ruler	Scholar king, ruler of Dhar
7	Udayaditya	Later Parmara ruler	Builder ruler	Built Udayeshwara Temple, Uday Sagar Lake, Jain temples at Un

D. Gondwana / Gond Kingdom Relation Notes

Order / Branch	Name	Relation	Role / Position	Key Facts
1	Sangram Shah	Father of Dalpat Shah	Most famous Gond ruler / real founder	Real name Aman Das; called 52 Garhadhapati; wrote Ras Ratnamala
2	Dalpat Shah	Son of Sangram Shah; husband of Rani Durgavati	Gond ruler	Marriage alliance with Rani Durgavati
3	Rani Durgavati	Wife of Dalpat Shah; mother of Veer Narayan	Queen / ruled on behalf of son	Ruled after Dalpat Shah
4	Veer Narayan	Son of Dalpat Shah and Rani Durgavati	Prince / heir	Did not independently rule; mother ruled on his behalf
5	Hriday Shah	Later ruler	Cultural ruler	Capital Ramnagar, Mandla; wrote Hriday Kautuk
Devgarh branch	King Jatba	Founder	Founder of Devgarh kingdom	Earlier capital Hariyagarh
Devgarh branch	Bakht Buland Shah	Later strongest ruler	Strongest ruler of Devgarh branch	Founded Nagpur in 1702
Kherla branch	Raja Il	Branch ruler	Linked with Kherla branch	Kherla associated with Betul

E. Malwa Sultanate Chronological Order

Order	Name	Relation / Link	Role / Position	Key Notes
1	Dilawar Khan / Husain	Father of Alp Khan	Founder of Malwa Sultanate	Sent by Nasiruddin Mahmud Tughlaq; ruled independently around 1401
2	Alp Khan / Hoshang Shah	Son of Dilawar Khan	Successor ruler	Ruled under title Hoshang Shah
3	Muhammad	Successor	Later ruler	Mentioned in sequence
4	Mahmud Khalji	Founder of Khalji dynasty in Malwa	Ruler	Important dynastic shift
5	Ghiyasuddin Khalji	Successor	Ruler-builder	Built Jahaz Mahal
6	Nasiruddin Mahmud Khalji	Successor	Ruler-builder	Built Kaliyadeh Mahal at Ujjain
7	Sujat Khan	Father of Baz Bahadur	Governor of Sher Shah Suri in Malwa	Transitional ruler
8	Baz Bahadur (Miyan Bayazid)	Son of Sujat Khan	Last famous ruler linked with Mandu	Associated with music and Rupmati

F. Tomar and Music Lineage Notes

Name	Relation	Role	Key Facts
Raja Man Singh Tomar	Husband of Mrignayani	Tomar ruler of Gwalior	Built Gujari Mahal; linked with Dhrupad and Gwalior gharana
Mrignayani	Wife of Raja Man Singh Tomar; real name Nini	Queen	Gujari Mahal built in her memory
Tansen (Ramtanu Pandey)	Disciple of Haridas; later disciple of Mohammad Ghaus	Musician	Served Raja Man Singh Tomar, then Raja Ramchandra Baghel, then Akbar
Haridas	Guru of Tansen	Music teacher	Early guru
Raja Ramchandra Baghel	Patron of Tansen	Ruler of Rewa	Tansen served in his court
Jalal Khan	Sent by Akbar	Brought Tansen to Akbar’s court	Important transition link
Mohammad Ghaus	Later guru of Tansen	Sufi guide	Tomb beside Tansen in Gwalior

3. Important Movements – Year / Date / Leadership in Chronological Order

Year / Date	Movement / Event	Place	Led by / Associated with	Key Notes
1843	Bundela Rebellion	Hirapur / Bundela region	Hirdeshah (Zamindar of Hirapur)	Anti-British resistance
3 June 1857	Revolt of 1857 begins in MP	Neemuch	Mohammad Ali Beg, Hiralal	Against Colonel Abbott
14 June 1857	Revolt at Morar	Morar	Regional rebels	Spread phase
20 June 1857	Revolt at Shivpuri	Shivpuri	Regional rebels	Important date
1 July 1857	Revolt at Indore	Indore	Shahadat Khan	Associates: Bhagirath Silawat, Vansh Gopal
1857	Revolt at Sagar	Sagar	Sheikh Ramzan	Important MPPSC PYQ
1857	Revolt at Garha Mandla	Garha Mandla	Shankar Shah, Raghunath Shah	Regional resistance
1857	Revolt at Ramgarh	Ramgarh (Mandla)	Rani Avantibai	Anti-British struggle
1857	Revolt in Bhopal	Bhopal	Faiz/Fazil Mohammad Khan, Adam Mohammad Khan	Regional 1857 leadership
1857	Tribal resistance	Mhow, Sendhwa, Dhar, Barwani	Bhima Nayak	Tribal belt action
1858	Battle of Ambapani	Ambapani	King Khawja	Martyred
1930	Ghoda Dongri Jungle Satyagraha	Betul	Ganjan Singh Korku	Associates: Komagond, Vishnugond
1930	Jungle Satyagraha	Seoni	Durga Shankar Mehta	Mentioned as Jungle Satyagraha (Seoni)
1930	Turia Jungle Satyagraha	Seoni	Durga Shankar Mehta, Muka Lohar	Captain Simon ordered firing
1930	Ghunghuti Jungle Satyagraha	Umaria	—	Location-based important fact
1930	Orchha Jungle Satyagraha	Niwari	Lala Ram Vajpeyi	Important leader-location pairing
1931, 14 Jan	Charan Paduka Massacre	Naugaon, Chhatarpur	Protest gathering; firing by Captain Fisher	On Urmil river bank; called Jallianwala Bagh of MP
1932	Bhoomij Movement	—	Ganga Narayan	Mentioned in static notes
Undated in input	Chaur Movement	—	Queen Shiromani	Important movement-personality
Undated in input	Chero Movement	—	Bhushan Singh	Important movement-personality

4. Important Dates Related to MP History – Chronological Table

Year / Date	Event / Fact	Place / Associated Area	Key Note
c. 1000s CE	Vidyadhara Chandela faced Mahmud Ghaznavi	Chandela region	Important medieval conflict
972 AD	Siyaka II defeated Khotig	Malwa / Manyakhet	Independent Malwa state established
1401 approx.	Dilawar Khan ruled independently	Malwa	Beginning of Malwa Sultanate
1723	Bhopal State founded	Bhopal	Founded by Dost Mohammad Khan
3 June 1857	Revolt starts in MP	Neemuch	First outbreak in MP
14 June 1857	Revolt at Morar	Morar	Spread of revolt
20 June 1857	Revolt at Shivpuri	Shivpuri	Important date
1 July 1857	Revolt at Indore	Indore	Led by Shahadat Khan
1858	Battle of Ambapani	Ambapani	King Khawja martyred
1924	Tansen Music Festival begins	Gwalior	Celebrated continuously in December
1930	Ghoda Dongri Jungle Satyagraha	Betul	Led by Ganjan Singh Korku
1930	Turia Jungle Satyagraha	Seoni	Led by Durga Shankar Mehta, Muka Lohar
14 Jan 1931	Charan Paduka Massacre	Naugaon, Chhatarpur	Captain Fisher firing
1932	Bhoomij Movement	—	Led by Ganga Narayan
1957–58	Excavation at Navdatoli	Narmada coast	H.D. Sankalia
1957	Discovery of Bhimbetka	Raisen region	V. S. Wakankar
1986	Khajuraho UNESCO recognition	Khajuraho	World Heritage Site
2003	Bhimbetka UNESCO recognition	Bhimbetka	World Heritage Site

5. Important Relation-Based Quick Table

Personality	Relation	With Whom	Key Note
Naval Shah	Son	Rani Kamlapati	Opposed Dost Mohammad Khan
Yar Mohammad Khan	Son / successor	Dost Mohammad Khan	Successor in Bhopal
Satyabhama	Wife	Vidyadhara Chandela	Chandela relation fact
Natta Devi	Daughter	Rahila	Chandela princess
Natta Devi	Wife	Kokalla I	Kalachuri-Chandela link
Shashi Prabha	Wife	Sindhuraja	Naga princess
Raja Bhoj	Son	Sindhuraja and Shashi Prabha	Famous Parmara ruler
Dalpat Shah	Son	Sangram Shah	Gond line
Rani Durgavati	Wife	Dalpat Shah	Gond queen
Veer Narayan	Son	Dalpat Shah and Rani Durgavati	Did not independently rule
Alp Khan / Hoshang Shah	Son	Dilawar Khan	Malwa succession
Baz Bahadur	Son	Sujat Khan	Last famous Malwa ruler
Mrignayani (Nini)	Wife	Raja Man Singh Tomar	Gujari Mahal built in her memory
Tansen	Disciple	Haridas	Early musical training
Tansen	Later disciple	Mohammad Ghaus	Sufi influence
Tansen	Court musician	Raja Man Singh Tomar	Early patron
Tansen	Court musician	Raja Ramchandra Baghel	Rewa phase

6. Kings / Rulers – Short Chronology by Dynasty

Chandela

Order	Name	Key Note
1	Dhanga Deva	Kalinjaradhipati; temple builder
2	Ganda Deva	Built Jagdambi and Chitragupta temples
3	Vidyadhara Chandela	Faced Mahmud Ghaznavi

Parmara

Order	Name	Key Note
1	Upendra Krishnaraja	Founder
2	Siyaka	First independent ruler
3	Munja	Important ruler; died on Godavari
4	Sindhuraja	Father of Bhoj
5	Raja Bhoj	Most famous ruler
6	Udayaditya	Built Udayeshwara Temple

Gondwana / Garha-Katanga

Order	Name	Key Note
1	Sangram Shah	Real founder; 52 Garhadhapati
2	Dalpat Shah	Husband of Rani Durgavati
3	Rani Durgavati	Ruled on behalf of Veer Narayan
4	Veer Narayan	Son of Dalpat Shah
5	Hriday Shah	Ramnagar cultural ruler

Malwa Sultanate

Order	Name	Key Note
1	Dilawar Khan	Founder
2	Hoshang Shah	Son of Dilawar Khan
3	Muhammad	Successor
4	Mahmud Khalji	Founder of Khalji dynasty in Malwa
5	Ghiyasuddin Khalji	Built Jahaz Mahal
6	Nasiruddin Mahmud Khalji	Built Kaliyadeh Mahal
7	Sujat Khan	Governor under Sher Shah Suri
8	Baz Bahadur	Son of Sujat Khan

7. Ultra-Quick MPPSC Revision Table

Topic	Key Fact
First outbreak of 1857 in MP	Neemuch, 3 June 1857
Indore revolt leader	Shahadat Khan
Founder of Bhopal	Dost Mohammad Khan
Earliest Sati evidence in MP	Eran
Chandela ruler vs Mahmud Ghaznavi	Vidyadhara Chandela
Main capital of Avanti	Ujjayini
Ghoda Dongri leader	Ganjan Singh Korku
Turia leader	Durga Shankar Mehta, Muka Lohar
Charan Paduka date	14 Jan 1931
Mandsaur inscription dynasty	Olikara
Mandsaur Prashasti composer	Vatsabhatti
Yashodharman defeated	Mihirkula
Parmara founder	Upendra Krishnaraja
First independent Parmara ruler	Siyaka
Raja Bhoj title	Kaviraj
Bhimbetka discoverer	V. S. Wakankar
Gond real founder	Sangram Shah
Devgarh founder	Jatba
Nagpur founder	Bakht Buland Shah
Founder of Malwa Sultanate	Dilawar Khan
Udayagiri period	Gupta
Gujari Mahal builder	Raja Man Singh Tomar
Kalachuri capital	Tripuri
Baz Bahadur real name	Miyan Bayazid
Bagh Caves district	Dhar
Heliodorus Pillar	Vidisha
Rupnath inscription	Katni
Tansen tomb	Gwalior

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