1. Construction of the Grand Trunk Road
2. Akbar begins his reign
3. Death of Humayun
1-3-2
Historical Event Dates
To determine the correct chronological order, let's establish the approximate dates for each event:
- 1. Construction of the Grand Trunk Road: Primarily associated with Sher Shah Suri, major construction occurred in the $\text{circa } 1540\text{s}$.
- 3. Death of Humayun: Humayun died on January 27, $1556$.
- 2. Akbar begins his reign: Akbar was proclaimed emperor shortly after Humayun's death, on February 14, $1556$.
Chronological Ordering
Arranging these events from earliest to latest based on their dates:
- Construction of the Grand Trunk Road ($\text{circa } 1540\text{s}$)
- Death of Humayun ($1556$)
- Akbar begins his reign ($1556$)
Therefore, the correct sequence is 1 - 3 - 2.
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