Events are not mentioned in chronological order in this book and a time line might help some readers.
Bhagavad Gitā BCE 3100
Gautam Buddha BCE 563 to 483
Mahavir Swami (Jain) BCE 540 to 468
British land in India CE 1608
Introduction of British Education in India 1835
Sepoy Mutiny 1857
Queen Victoria takes over control of India 1858
Birth of Mohandās K. Gāndhi 2 Octber 1869
Starts elementary school 1876
Family moves to Rajkot 1881.
Marrige to Kastur 1883 – age 13
Father Karamachand Gāndhi dies 1885
Joins Samaldas College, Bhavnagar, Gujarat 1887
Sails to London, UK for Law studies 1888 – age 18
Called to Bar 1891
Returns to India, starts Law practice 1892
Sailed for Durban, South Africa 1893
First Satyāgraha in South Africa 1894
Returned to Durban, South Africa with family 1896
Medical Volunteer in Boer War 1899
Starts Indian News Paper in South Africa 1903
Phoenix Āshram in South Africa 1904
Partition of Bengal by Lord Curzon 1905
Medical Volunteer in Zulu Rebellion 1906
Satyāgraha in SA against Transvaal Asiatic Registration Act 1906 September 11
Jailed in Johannesburg, South Africa 1908
Bonfire of Registration Certificates 1908 August
Writes ‘Hind Swaraj’ manifesto for independence of India 1909
Establishes Tolstoy Farm near Johannesburg 1910
Jailed again for crossing Transvaal border 1913
Gen. Smuts agrees to Indian Relief Act 1914
World War I starts 1914
Returns to India 1915 January
Established Satyāgraha Āshram, Kochrab, Gujarat 1915 May
India 1915
Fights for Indigo farmers’ rights in Champāran, Bihar 1917 April
Successful fight for textile workers and farmers, Gujarat 1918
Jallianwala Baugh massacre, Amritsar, Punjab 1919 April 13
Editor of ‘Young India’ & ‘Navajivan’ 1919
Nation wide Satyāgraha against Rowlatt Act 1919
Elected President of All India Home Rule League 1920
Launched non-co-operation movement 1920
Khadi – promotes home spun cloth 1921
Mass civil disobedience movement 1921
Police Station burned in Chauri Chaura 1922 February 5
Satyāgraha suspended 1922
Jailed for six years 1922
Writes ‘Autobiography’ and ‘Satyāgraha in South Africa’ in jail 1923
Nagpur Flag Satyāgraha 1923
Borsad Satyāgraha 1924
Vaikom Satyāgraha initiated under the leadership of T. K. Madhavan 1924-25
Bardoli (Gujarat), Satyāgraha launched by Sardar Patel 1927
‘Purna Swarāj’ total Independence from Britain declared on 1930 January 26
Starts march against law prohibiting salt production in India 1930 March 12
Reaches the sea shore in Dāndi after walking 230 miles 1930 April 6
Gāndhi-Irwin Pact signed 1931
Sailed to England for IInd Round Table Conference 1931 August
Jailed again 1932 May
Fast protesting against British divide & rule policy for ‘untouchables’ 1932
British retract and sign ‘Yerwada jail pact’ 1932
Nationwide campaign against the practice of ‘untouchability’ 1933
Starts weekly paper ‘Harijan’ 1933
Starts All India Village Industries Association 1934
Starts ‘Sewagrama Āshram’ near Wardhā, ? Maharashtra 1936
Tours North West Frontier Province, near Afghanistan 1938
Rajkot Satyāgraha by Gāndhi & Sardar Patel 1938-39
World War II starts 1939 September
Japan joined WW II 1941 December
Failure of Cripps mission 1942
‘Quit India’ Movement 1942 August 8
Jailed in Pune 1942
Kasturba dies 1944 February 22
World War II ends 1945 September
Visits places of communal violence to bring peace 1946 - ‘47
Opposes partition of India 1947 May
India becomes independent nation in British Commonwealth 1947 August 15
Gāndhiji does not attend celebrations – busy with peace mission
Five day’s fast for communal unity in India 1948 January 13
Failed attempt at assassination in Prayer Meeting, New Delhi 1948 January 20
Assassinated at Prayer Grounds, New Delhi 1948 Jan. 30 (age 78)
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