How did the British succeed in securing the submission of the rebel landowners of Awadh?
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By providing them with inheritance rights.
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The British government regarded Awadh as one of the major centers of revolt. The people of the village along with the Sepoy revolted against the colonial rule. Though the British government suppressed the revolt they made attempts to regain the loyalty of the people of Awadh by granting them the inheritance rights, for instance, they were allowed to entertain the traditional right over their land and they were exempted from Taxes by the colonial government.
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They provided inheritance rights to the landowners (who would enjoy traditional rights over their land). They were exempted from taxes. ... They would be safe and their rights and claims would not be denied to them
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