Umayyad campaigns in India
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Were a series of expansionistic military campaigns by the umayyad Caliphate in the Indian subcontinent.
Chronology
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1. Campaign by Muhammad bin Qasim
Campaign in India by Umayyad commander Muhammad bin Qasim.
- January 716: Campaign by Muhammad bin Qasim.
2. Campaign by Al Junayd
Campaign in India by Umayyad commander Muhammad Al Junayd.
- January 727: In 726, the Umayyad Caliphate subdued territories including Qassa (Kutch), al-Mandal (perhaps Okha), Dahnaj, Surast (Saurashtra), and Barus or Barwas (Bharuch) in the Indian subcontinent. These regions were important centers of trade and commerce during this time.
- January 727: In 726, the Umayyad Caliphate subdued territories including Qassa (Kutch), al-Mandal (perhaps Okha), Dahnaj, Surast (Saurashtra), and Barus or Barwas (Bharuch) in the Indian subcontinent. These regions were important centers of trade and commerce during this time.
- January 727: In 726, the Umayyad Caliphate subdued territories including Qassa (Kutch), al-Mandal (perhaps Okha), Dahnaj, Surast (Saurashtra), and Barus or Barwas (Bharuch) in the Indian subcontinent. These regions were important centers of trade and commerce during this time.