1. Peter Mundy
2. Antonio Monserrate
3. Afanasii Nikitich Nikitin
4. Ibn Battuta
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This solution details the chronological order of the visits of four notable foreign travellers to India: Ibn Battuta, Afanasii Nikitich Nikitin, Antonio Monserrate, and Peter Mundy.
Ibn Battuta, a Moroccan scholar and explorer, visited India during the 14th century. His extensive travels in India occurred primarily between 1334 AD and 1341 AD, during the reign of Sultan Muhammad bin Tughluq of the Delhi Sultanate.
Afanasii Nikitich Nikitin was a Russian merchant who undertook a journey to India in the 15th century. His travels took place approximately between 1468 AD and 1474 AD, reaching the Bahmani Sultanate.
Antonio Monserrate, a Spanish Jesuit priest, visited India in the 16th century. He was part of a Jesuit mission to the Mughal Emperor Akbar and was in India around 1580 AD to 1582 AD.
Peter Mundy, an English merchant and traveller, visited India multiple times in the 17th century. His significant travels occurred in the 1630s (specifically 1630-1634) and later in the 1650s, during the Mughal Empire.
Based on the periods of their visits, the travellers arranged in chronological order, starting from the earliest, are:
Therefore, the correct sequence is 4-3-2-1.
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