Millennium History

History of Asia

  • The Charter Act of 1853 and the Government of India Act of 1854 (Charter Act of 1853 and Government of India Act of 1854)

    1853 of Charter Act (Charter Act of 1853) The Charter Act of 1853 was the last charter act in the history of (British) Indian rule. Changes were made in the administrative structure of the company by this act, but it did not increase the efficiency of government policy and administration. This act

  • Charter Act of 1833

    By the Charter Act of 1813 the Company was entrusted with the Indian territories and their revenue management for twenty years. Therefore, in 1833, the directors of the company requested the Parliament to renew the charter. In those days England was dominated by liberal economists, utilitarians and

  • Lord William Bentinck

    India in the eighteenth century Lord William Bentincks full name William Henry Cavendish Bentinck was. He was born on September 14, 1774 in Londons Bulstrode , Buckinghamshire Happened in. Her father was William Bentinck, the former Prime Minister of Britain. At the age of 16, William Bentinck join

  • Annexation of Sindh

    Lord Auckland (1836-1842) In the lower valley of the Indus river, the Indus region extends to the sea. The history of the state of Sindh is thousands of years old. Its prosperity has always attracted the invaders. Europe and Asia since the second decade of the nineteenth century The hostilities of t

  • Lord Ripon, 1880-1884

    Partition of India:Causes and Circumstances Lord Ripon is considered the most popular Viceroy of India. His moderate peaceful policy, his belief in independence and self-government were the reasons for his popularity in India. He implemented the Declaration of 1858 in its true form through his refor

  • Lord Lytton, 1876-1880

    Lord Rippon British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli after Lord Northbrook resigns Taking special note of the events in Central Asia, November, 1875 In AD Lord Lytton (Robert Bulwer Lytton Edward) was appointed as the Viceroy of India. Disraelis very first letter to Lytton was an indication of what

  • British Afghan Policy:From Lawrence to Ripon

    लॉर्ड विलियम बैंटिंक The eastward advance of Russia in the late nineteenth century was a matter of serious concern to the British Empire in India. On the other hand, even in Europe, the relations between these two were not good regarding the Balkan regions. Although the Russian invasion of India was

  • Anglo-Sikh War and Conquest of Punjab

    Sikh state after Ranjit Singh Maharaja Ranjit Singh was a powerful and autocratic ruler. The military monarchy that he had built on the strength of his influential personality was actually based on the autocratic power of the ruler. At this time the British Empire had been established in India and

  • The Charter Act of 1853 and the Government of India Act of 1854 (Charter Act of 1853 and Government of India Act of 1854)

    1853 of Charter Act (Charter Act of 1853) The Charter Act of 1853 was the last charter act in the history of Indian rule (British). Changes were made in the administrative structure of the company by this act, but it did not increase the efficiency of government policy and administration. This act

  • Charter Act of 1833

  • Lord William Bentinck

    India in the Eighteenth Century Lord William Bentincks full name William Henry Cavendish Bentinck was. He was born on September 14, 1774 in Londons Bulstrode , Buckinghamshire Happened in. Her father was William Bentinck, the former Prime Minister of Britain. At the age of 16, William Bentinck join

  • Lord Auckland (Lord Auckland, 1836-1842)

    Lord William Bentinck Lord Auckland (George Eden, Earl of Auckland) In 1836, the Governor General of India was appointed. He was sent to India with instructions to establish friendly relations with the buffer states located between India and Russia, so as to ensure the security of the British Empir

  • The merger of Sindh (Annexation of Sindh)

    Lord Auckland (1836-1842) In the lower valley of the Indus river, the Indus region extends to the sea. The history of the state of Sindh is thousands of years old. Its prosperity has always attracted the invaders. Europe and Asia since the second decade of the nineteenth century The hostilities of t

  • लॉर्ड रिपन (Lord Ripon, 1880-1884)

    भारत-विभाजन :कारण और परिस्थितियाँ लॉर्ड रिपन को भारत का सर्वाधिक लोकप्रिय वायसराय माना जाता है। उसकी उदरवादी शांतिपूर्ण नीति, स्वतंत्रता और स्वशासन में उसका विश्वास भारत में उसकी लोकप्रियता के कारण थे। उसने अपने सुधारों और नीतियों के द्वारा 1858 की घोषणा को सच्चे रूप में क्रियान्वित किया, भारत में स

  • Lord Lytton (Lord Lytton, 1876-1880)

    Lord Ripon British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli after Lord Northbrook resigns Taking special note of the events in Central Asia, November, 1875 In AD Lord Lytton (Robert Bulwer Lytton Edward) was appointed as the Viceroy of India. Disraelis very first letter to Lytton was an indication of what

  • British Afghan Policy:From Lawrence to Ripon (British Afghan Policy:From Lawrence to Ripon)

    लॉर्ड विलियम बैंटिंक The eastward advance of Russia in the late nineteenth century was a matter of serious concern to the British Empire in India. On the other hand, even in Europe, the relations between these two were not good regarding the Balkan regions. Although the Russian invasion of India was

  • Anglo-Sikh War and Conquest of Punjab

    Sikh state after Ranjit Singh Maharaja Ranjit Singh was a powerful and autocratic ruler. The military monarchy that he had built on the strength of his influential personality was actually based on the autocratic power of the ruler. At this time the British Empire had been established in India and

  • हैदरअली और आंग्ल-मैसूर संबंध (Hyder Ali and Anglo-Mysore Relations)

    दक्षिण भारत में हैदराबाद के पास हैदरअली के अधीन मैसूर में एक महत्त्वपूर्ण सत्ता का उदय हुआ था। 1565 ई. में तालीकोटा युद्ध में विजयनगर साम्राज्य के छिन्न-भिन्न होने के समय से ही मैसूर राज्य ने अपनी कमजोर स्वाधीनता को बनाये रखा और नाममात्र के लिए यह मुगल साम्राज्य का अंग था। 1612 ई. में विजयनगर के राज

  • Tipu Sultan and the Anglo-Mysore Wars

    Hyder Alis death and the coronation of Tipu Sultan during the Second Anglo-Mysore War in the late 18th century is a major event in Mysore. Hyder Alis son Tipu Sultan, like his father, was a great warrior in Indian history, who took over the command of Mysore after his fathers death. Today by creatin

  • Regulating Act of 1773 and Amended Act of 1781

    The main function of any government system is to fulfill the objectives and goals of its rulers. After taking over the vast empire of India, the British established a new system of administration to control and govern it. The main goal of the British company was to increase the companys profits, to

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