How did lord dalhousie expand the british territories on India
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Lord dalhousie became governor- general in 1848.He devised a policy called doctrine of lapse. According to it, when the ruler of kingdom under british protection died without a natural heir,his territory would pass to the british.He annexed many kingdoms under the doctrine of lapse for e.g.-jhansi, nagpur, satara.
Another pretext dalhousie used to annex territories in india was misgovernment for e.g.- nawab wajid ali shah of awadh was accused of misrule and reluctance to introduce reforms awadh was annexed in 1856
Another pretext dalhousie used to annex territories in india was misgovernment for e.g.- nawab wajid ali shah of awadh was accused of misrule and reluctance to introduce reforms awadh was annexed in 1856
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