what is the system of dual goverment
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The Dual System of Government is the traditional diarchal political system of Tibetan peoples whereby the Desi (temporal ruler) coexists with the spiritual authority of the realm, usually unified under a third single ruler.
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The Dual System of Government in Bengal was the brainchild of Lord Clive. At Murshidabad, there was a puppet Nawab sitting paying the company an annual allowance of Rs. 6 Lakh. The British Emperor Shah Aalam II came under the “protection” of the British and he would now stay at Allahabad. The company was giving to him Rs. 26 Lakh every year in lieu of the Diwani rights or the Fiscal administration. But this was not able to satisfy the ambitions of Lord Clive. He left nothing for the Bengal than just a shadow authority and the real government came into the hands of the East India Company. The territorial administration of the Northern Circars was to keep the French and British at bay.
The Diwani (Fiscal) was carried out by the company so Company was Diwan.
The Nizamat (territorial) jurisdiction was carried out by these decrepit Indians so they were Nizam
The Diwani (Fiscal) was carried out by the company so Company was Diwan.
The Nizamat (territorial) jurisdiction was carried out by these decrepit Indians so they were Nizam
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