Across
- 2. A tax on goods imported or exported.
- 4. This policy devised by Governor General Lord Dalhousie. Under this if any indian ruler died without a male heir his kingdom would become part of the company
- 6. Exclusive right to trade, granted to the Company by the English crown.
- 7. A Portuguese explorer who had discovered the sea route to India in 1498 via west coast of Africa , cape of good hope and crossed Indian Ocean
- 10. Company sent this official who led the army against Sirajuddaula at plassey in 1757 and defeated him.
- 11. A heavy gun used by infantry Soldiers
- 13. Tiger of Mysore and son of Haider Ali, who stopped the exporting and trading with British company and established a close ties with French company and modernised his army with their help.
- 15. Sanskrit texts prescribing social rules and codes of behaviour composed from 590 BCE onwards.
- 17. First English factory set up on the bank of this river in 1651
- 18. A network of trading posts set up by the British in India
- 19. A royal edict of a royal order
- 21. A ruler who is controlled by an another person
Down
- 1. Treaty signed by Indian ruler under which Indian rulers were not allowed to have their independent armed forces and protected by company but had to pay for the subsidiary forces.
- 3. This battle was fought between Mir Kasim and British East India Company
- 5. In this battle, Tipu sultan was killed by British Company and and Mysore was placed under wodeyars and subsidiary alliance
- 7. The title given to the British head of state in India
- 8. A bengali Nawab who asked company to stop meddling in political affairs of his dominion, stop fortification and attacked English Factory at Kassimbazar and marched to Culcutta to capture company's fort.
- 9. In 1600, This company acquired a charter from the ruler of England Queen Elizabeth I, granting sole right to trade with East.
- 12. A trial by the house of lords in England for charges of misconduct brought against a person in the House of commons
- 14. A policy claiming the British had supreme power in India which was initiated by lord Hastings
- 16. After the death of this Mughal Emperor in 1707, Many Mughal governors and big zamindars began asserting their authority and establishing regional kingdoms
- 20. A jurist of muslim community responsible for expounding the law that the qazi would administer
