Chronological order of Civil uprisings:

1. Sanyasi revolt
2. Revolt in Bednur
3. Poligars revolt
4. Parlakimidi outbreak

Explanation:

1. Sanyasi revolt:
- The Sanyasi revolt took place in the late 18th century (1763-1800), during the British Raj in India.
- The Sanyasis were a group of ascetics who were unhappy with the British rule and the newly introduced land revenue system.
- They launched a rebellion against the British, which was mainly concentrated in Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa.
- The revolt was eventually suppressed by the British.

2. Revolt in Bednur:
- The Bednur revolt took place in 1837-38, in the state of Karnataka.
- The revolt was led by Veera Rani Abbakka, the queen of Ullal (a small principality near Mangalore).
- She rebelled against the British East India Company, which was trying to annex her kingdom.
- The revolt continued for two years, but eventually, Abbakka was captured and imprisoned by the British.

3. Poligars revolt:
- The Poligars revolt took place in the late 18th century (1799-1805), in the southern parts of India, especially in the regions of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
- The Poligars were local chieftains who were unhappy with the British rule and the imposition of new taxes and regulations.
- They launched a rebellion against the British, which was mainly concentrated in the districts of Madurai, Tirunelveli, and Ramnad.
- The revolt was eventually suppressed by the British.

4. Parlakimidi outbreak:
- The Parlakimidi outbreak took place in 1942, during the Quit India Movement, which was launched by the Indian National Congress.
- The movement was a call for the British to leave India immediately.
- In the small town of Parlakimidi, in the state of Odisha, a group of Indian freedom fighters attacked a local police station and killed several British officials.
- The British responded by sending in troops, and the rebellion was eventually suppressed.

Therefore, the correct chronological order of these civil uprisings is 1-3-2-4, as the Sanyasi revolt took place before the Poligars revolt, which in turn took place before the Bednur revolt. The Parlakimidi outbreak was the most recent of these uprisings, taking place in 1942, long after the others had been suppressed.