The term chakla roshnabad was coined by
Answers
Answered by
2
Answer:
The term Chakla Roshanabad is the name of a permanently settled estate in Hill Tippera.
Explanation:
The term Chakla Roshanabad is the name of a permanently settled estate in Hill Tippera.
This belongs to Raja of Hill Tippera with an area of 0.570 square miles.
This is the state of Assam.
Answered by
0
Chakla Roshnabad was a term coined by the British as Hill Tippera.
Explanation:
- Chakla Roshnabad is an estate with a region of permanent settlement.
- 570 square kilometers, which belongs to the Raja or the ruler of Hill Tippera, situated in the current state of Tripura.
- Tippera as well as Noakhali districts in Eastern Bengal, and in the state of Assam.
- During most of the colonial domination, however, Tripura appeared split into two sections–the hills–usually referred to by the Colonial British as' Hill Tipperah' (as Tripura after 1920) and' Chakla Roshnabad.'
- Chakla Roshnabad covers a large area of 533.77 square miles according to the Survey Department's traverse study survey.
Learn more about British
The Fourth Anglo Mysore strengthened the position of British in Mysore. Discuss.
https://brainly.in/question/8734998
If you were a British merchant selling British goods in India, how would the Swadeshi Movement have affected you.
https://brainly.in/question/7719292
Similar questions