Reimposition of jizya and Aurangzeb's religious policies (1679–1707)

1. Fatawa-e-Alamgiri completed as state legal digest

   Jan 1, 1672Labels: Fatawa-e-Alamgiri, Hanafi scholars

   • FatawaAlamgiri
   • Maasir

2. Orders to destroy prominent rebel-linked temples

   Jan 1, 1679Labels: Temple destructions, Rebel-linked temples

   • Aurangzeb

3. Shivaji’s protest letter condemns the jizya

   Apr 1, 1679Labels: Shivaji, Protest letter

   • IndiaToday

4. Aurangzeb reimposes jizya across the empire

   Apr 12, 1679Labels: Jizya reimposition, Aurangzeb

   • Jizya
   • NewIndianExpress

5. Aurangzeb leaves for the Deccan permanently

   Jan 1, 1681Labels: Aurangzeb, Deccan campaign

   • Pritchett

6. Bijapur annexed after Mughal siege

   Jan 1, 1686Labels: Bijapur, Mughal siege

   • Pritchett

7. Golconda annexed; Deccan expansion accelerates

   Jan 1, 1687Labels: Golconda, Deccan expansion

   • Pritchett

8. Execution of Sambhaji heightens Maratha conflict

   Jan 1, 1689Labels: Sambhaji, Maratha conflict

   • Pritchett

9. Jizya administration adjusted amid war pressures

   Jan 1, 1701Labels: Jizya administration, Conflict zones

   • ScribdPolicy

10. Aurangzeb suspends jizya in the Deccan

    Jan 1, 1704Labels: Jizya suspension, Deccan

    • ScribdPolicy
    • Jizya

11. Aurangzeb dies; succession crisis follows

    Mar 3, 1707Labels: Aurangzeb death, Succession crisis

    • Pritchett

12. Maasir-i-Alamgiri completed as key reign chronicle

    Jan 1, 1710Labels: Maasir-i-Alamgiri, Musta id

    • Maasir