History, asked by shreepatel2727, 27 days ago

After the Kohinoor was found, who took it? Where was it passed (whole chain)? the other part is kept in which museum right now? how did the britishers get it? and why is it on the queen's crown? pls ans these question correctly, i will give u more points if u can! its really important! i will even mark u the brainliest 2 times (the 2nd time when i give u more points) ONLY ANS IF U KNOW IT, OTHERWISE I WILL REPORT U!

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Answered by priyanka3559

Nadir Shah took the Kohinoor

from punjab

in the Jewel House at the Tower of London

After the Second Anglo-Sikh War ended in 1849 Duleep Singh gave the Koh-i-Noor to Lord Dalhousie in the context of the Treaty of Lahore. He was 10 years old and his mother the regent, Jind Kaur, had been taken from him. From there the East India Company agents prepared the Koh-i-Noor for shipment to the British court.

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