Question

Make a list direct and indirect british rule in lndia in 1857

Answer 1

Explanation:

On the other hand, after the mutiny of the Indian units in the British East India Company’s Army in A.D. 1857-8, it became the general policy of the British Government of India to keep the surviving client states intact; and, though this new rule was not invariably observed, nevertheless the annexation of the Kingdom of Oudh, which had been reminiscent of the Roman Emperor Tiberius’s annexation of the Kingdom of Cappadocia, was, after all, not followed up by the progressive extinction, more Romano, of the remaining Indian client states.