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BATTLE OF BUXOR (1764) - Coggle Diagram
BATTLE OF BUXOR (1764)
1. Pre-Battle Context
Key Figures: Shuja-ud-Daula (Nawab of Oudh), Mir Qasim (Nawab of Bengal), and the Mughal Emperor.
Political Landscape: British East India Company expanding its influence in India, facing opposition from regional rulers.text
2. Causes of the Battle
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Alliance of Rulers: Shuja-ud-Daula and the Mughal Emperor joined forces with Mir Qasim against the British.
Mir Qasim’s Reforms: Mir Qasim’s attempts to reduce British influence in Bengal by reorganizing administration and taxing European trade goods.
3. British Preparations
Robert Clive's Role: British forces led by Clive, with superior military training and resources.
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6. TREATY OF ALLAHABAD
A. Terms: Shuja-ud-Daula ceded territory to the British, and Mir Qasim was removed from power.
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B. Revenue Control: British East India Company gained revenue collection rights in Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa.
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8. Economic Consequences
A. Revenue Control: British control over revenue from Bengal, leading to increased wealth and resources for the Company.
B. Exploitation: British monopolized trade, causing economic changes that favored British interests.
10. Conclusion
Turning Point: The Battle of Buxar ensured British dominance over India, a prelude to the establishment of the British Raj.
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