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differences between provinces and princely states​

Answer 1

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Princely states are those where they had indirect control, where they nominated a political agent as a local British resident. Whileprincely states are ruled by the local kings, their powers are limited.

A province also refers to a large local territorial unit. However, while it is equivalent to a 'state' in federations like Canada, aprovince does not necessarily refer to a constituent member of a federation. For example, China has provinces, but China does not have a federal system of government.

Answer 2

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Princely states are those where they had indirect control, where they nominated a political agent as a local British resident. While princely states are ruled by the local kings, their powers are limited. ... However, princely states are bound to agreements made by British on various issues especially external affairs

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