4 May – 3 June 1919
Third Anglo-Afghan War
A short, undeclared war ends in a ceasefire on 3 June.
له دې لیکنې څخه: The three Anglo-Afghan wars, 1839–1919
مهالترتیب
د خپرو شویو لیکنو ټول پړاوونه په یوه لړلیک کې. د موضوع له مخې یې جلا کړئ، او د هر یو لیکنه ولولئ.
152 پړاوونه
4 May – 3 June 1919
A short, undeclared war ends in a ceasefire on 3 June.
له دې لیکنې څخه: The three Anglo-Afghan wars, 1839–1919
8 August 1919
Britain accepts Afghanistan's right to conduct its own foreign affairs.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
1 April 1921
Bacha Khan and associates found a society for social reform, education and the Pashto language.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Bacha Khan and the Khudai Khidmatgar movement
22 November 1921
Afghanistan and Britain agree to open legations in each other's capitals, after the 1919 peace ended British control of Afghan foreign affairs.
له دې لیکنې څخه: The three Anglo-Afghan wars, 1839–1919
1923
Afghanistan's first constitution is promulgated (9 April 1923 according to one source; 1924 in another).
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
1924–1925
The Mangal of Paktia revolt against the reforms.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
June 1926
Amanullah replaces the title amir with shah.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
November 1928
A minor revolt of the Shinwari spreads into a general uprising in eastern Afghanistan.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
1929
King Amanullah, after abdicating, tries to rally Durrani support in Kandahar and leaves for India in April 1929.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Kandahar: an oasis city and its long history
14 January 1929
Amanullah abdicates in favour of his half-brother and flees to Kandahar; Habibullah Kalakani takes Kabul the next day.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
19 April 1929
An attack by the Ghilzai at Ghazni forces King Amanullah to abandon his march on Kabul.
له دې لیکنې څخه: The Ghilzai: a major Pashtun confederation
19 April 1929
An attack by the Ghilzai at Ghazni forces Amanullah to give up his march on Kabul.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
1 September 1929
The Anjuman's members form a youth league.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Bacha Khan and the Khudai Khidmatgar movement
23 April 1930
Troops fire on protesters in Peshawar after leaders are arrested. Casualty estimates differ widely.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Bacha Khan and the Khudai Khidmatgar movement
1931
The Literary Society in Kabul begins publishing the monthly journal Kabul, later switched to Pashto.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Pashto literature and oral poetry: from the Roshani writers to the landay
1937
The Pashto Academy (Pashto Tolana) is created in Kabul.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Pashto literature and oral poetry: from the Roshani writers to the landay
3–4 September 1947
The Khudai Khidmatgar and affiliated bodies meet in Peshawar and pledge loyalty to the new state.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Bacha Khan and the Khudai Khidmatgar movement
1958
A bilingual Greek and Aramaic inscription of the emperor Ashoka is found near the Qaytul ridge.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Kandahar: an oasis city and its long history
21 September 1961
Amanullah dies in exile (21 September 1961 according to Poullada; 1960 according to Balland).
له دې لیکنې څخه: Amanullah Khan: independence, reform and the crisis of 1929
1963
The city's medical school opens.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Jalalabad: the valley between Kabul and the Khyber
20 January 1988
Dies in Peshawar and is buried at his home in Jalalabad, Afghanistan.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Bacha Khan and the Khudai Khidmatgar movement
1996–2001
Drums and other music are banned, which affects the singing of landays.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Pashto literature and oral poetry: from the Roshani writers to the landay
5 March 2009
Explosives damage the mausoleum and grave in the early hours. No one is killed.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Rahman Baba: the Pashto Sufi poet
June 2013
Poetry magazine devotes its June issue to landays collected by Eliza Griswold and Seamus Murphy.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Pashto literature and oral poetry: from the Roshani writers to the landay
16 January 2019
The court rules that jirgas and panchayats may not act as courts but may mediate civil disputes where both parties consent.
له دې لیکنې څخه: The jirga: the Pashtun council of elders
دغه پړاوونه دوره یادوي خو دقیقه نیټه نه، نو په پای کې راغلي.
1632 or 1653
One modern account gives 1632 for his birth in Bahadur village, Hazarkhwani, near Peshawar; Dawn has given 1653.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Rahman Baba: the Pashto Sufi poet
1502
Born in Qunduz; he later settled among the Yusufzai in Buner.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Religion among Pashtuns: Islam, Sufism and the Roshaniyya
November 1878
Three British-Indian columns invade Afghanistan, opening the Second Anglo-Afghan War.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Malalai of Maiwand: heroine of the Battle of Maiwand
1893
Sir Mortimer Durand draws the boundary between British India and Afghanistan, accepted by the Amir of Afghanistan the same year.
له دې لیکنې څخه: The Pashtun lands: mountains, rivers and passes
c. 4th century BC
Gor Khuttree excavations reach levels dated by archaeologists to the 4th century BC and earlier.
له دې لیکنې څخه: Peshawar: a short history of an ancient city