Question

in the 18th century under whom did Bengal gradually break away from the Mughal control?

Answer 1

HI, please consider the answer below

In the 18th century, under whom did the Bengal break away from the Muungal control.

So having gone through that answer I would say that under Murshid Quli Khan Bengal broke away from Mughal control.

Murshid was appointed as the naib, also known as the deputy to the governor of Bengal.

This was even in the fact that he was never a subadar.

Answer 2

In the 18th century under Murshid Quli Khan Bengal gradually break away from the Mughal control.

Explanation:

• Murshid Kuli Khan was the first independent subedar of Bengal. He was appointed in 1717 AD by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.

• Impressed by his ability in later times, he was given all rights of the Diwan by the emperor. Murshid Quli Khan was the real ruler of Bengal since the year 1700.

• Only after becoming a Diwan, he completely liberated himself from the central control. With the order of King Aurangzeb, Murshid Quli brought 'Maksudabad' from his capital Dhaka and placed the city named Murshidabad.