Question

Q1. Do you think that the permission granted by Mughal Emperor Jahangir to the
English East India Company on trade concessions and privileges was a wrong decision? Why?

Answer 1

Answer:

No the decision of Mughal emperor Jahangir was not wrong to permit for trade to easy India company because his intention was to develop his country's citizens through international trade. The intention of English man was wrong not to that of jahangir.

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Answer 2

No Mughal emperor Jahangir 's decision was not incorrect to permit for trade to the East India company because it was his aim, by foreign trade, to develop the people of his nation. However,  Jahangir was not aware that India was going to be conquered by a political power

Explanation:

• Sir Thomas Roe visited Emperor Jahangir's Mughal Court in 1615 and was given trade licenses in Surat. The Agra, Ahmedabad and Broch trade centers were later established. Then, in Calcutta, Madras and Bombay, trade centers were also established.
• The East India Company's income slowly increased dramatically. In the Bengal Province (now Bihar, Odisha, & Bengal) and in Agra, they received permission (Dastakath) for duty-free trade from Mughal emperor. The British were able to gain more strength through these measures.