History, asked by sanjalisajith8617, 1 year ago

How did the nawabs and rajas lose their power

Answers

Answered by yadav9sakshi
23

Nawabs lost their power because as india was politically instable at that time, the nawabs fought between themselves to gain control over each other's kingdom. The British took advantage and supported a particular nawab and made him win and then took subsidary alliance with the British which gave the English immense power. So, slowly British gained full control over their kingdom and executed the nawab and thus the nawabs lost their power. British shared powers with nawabs such as Revenue, military , judiciary (all the profit making departments) and gained financial power. This also made Dual Govt. in Bengal.



Read more on Brainly.in - https://brainly.in/question/1474683#readmore

Answered by bhaghichippada
15

1) since the mid-18th century,nawabs

and rajas had gradually lost their power and authority, the company

and the British government reduced

their freedom, disbanded their armed

Forces, and took way their tax revenues and territories.

2) Many ruling families, such as rani

- lakshmibai of jhansi tried to negotiate with the company to protect their interests, but they were

mostly defeated and murdered

Similar questions