what people were facing on the battle of plassey ??
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On the battle field what they were facing ??
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The Battle of Plassey is considered as an important part of Indian history. These might be the few things which make it a major event.
The Battle of Plassey took place on 23rd June 1757 in Palashi on the banks of river Bhagirathi. With its victory over the Nawab Siraj Ud Daula, who was supported by the French troops, the British East India Company (EIC) annexed Bengal. This resulted in strengthening of the Company’s influence over the place which gradually expanded to the rest of India in next hundred years.
Behind the battle, there was conspiracy between Mir Jafar (Commander-in-Chief of Nawab’s army) and Robert Clive (Commander-in-Chief of British EIC). After the victory, EIC made Mir Jafar the Nawab of Bengal. Mir Jafar was later replaced by Mir Qasim, due to his disobedience towards EIC. Mir Qasim became a puppet in the hands of British, which let them gain control over Bengal further.
Also, with this battle, British could defeat French and gain control over Northern Circars (north-eastern coast). It also crushed the Dutch EIC, which in support to Mir Jafar, had sent seven huge ships. The British gained confidence and continued to wage wars in South India(Deccan and Hyderabad) in late 1700s. This eventually led the power into British EIC hands as the French and Dutch couldn’t bear it’s audacity. Along with these, the war also led to puppet governments in many parts of India.
The Battle of Plassey took place on 23rd June 1757 in Palashi on the banks of river Bhagirathi. With its victory over the Nawab Siraj Ud Daula, who was supported by the French troops, the British East India Company (EIC) annexed Bengal. This resulted in strengthening of the Company’s influence over the place which gradually expanded to the rest of India in next hundred years.
Behind the battle, there was conspiracy between Mir Jafar (Commander-in-Chief of Nawab’s army) and Robert Clive (Commander-in-Chief of British EIC). After the victory, EIC made Mir Jafar the Nawab of Bengal. Mir Jafar was later replaced by Mir Qasim, due to his disobedience towards EIC. Mir Qasim became a puppet in the hands of British, which let them gain control over Bengal further.
Also, with this battle, British could defeat French and gain control over Northern Circars (north-eastern coast). It also crushed the Dutch EIC, which in support to Mir Jafar, had sent seven huge ships. The British gained confidence and continued to wage wars in South India(Deccan and Hyderabad) in late 1700s. This eventually led the power into British EIC hands as the French and Dutch couldn’t bear it’s audacity. Along with these, the war also led to puppet governments in many parts of India.
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Originally Answered: Why was the Battle of Plassey important in the history of India?
The Battle of Plassey is considered as an important part of Indian history. These might be the few things which make it a major event.
The Battle of Plassey took place on 23rd June 1757 in Palashi on the banks of river Bhagirathi. With its victory over the Nawab Siraj Ud Daula, who was supported by the French troops, the British East India Company (EIC) annexed Bengal. This resulted in strengthening of the Company’s influence over the place which gradually expanded to the rest of India in next hundred years.
Behind the battle, there was conspiracy between Mir Jafar (Commander-in-Chief of Nawab’s army) and Robert Clive (Commander-in-Chief of British EIC). After the victory, EIC made Mir Jafar the Nawab of Bengal. Mir Jafar was later replaced by Mir Qasim, due to his disobedience towards EIC. Mir Qasim became a puppet in the hands of British, which let them gain control over Bengal further.
Also, with this battle, British could defeat French and gain control over Northern Circars (north-eastern coast). It also crushed the Dutch EIC, which in support to Mir Jafar, had sent seven huge ships. The British gained confidence and continued to wage wars in South India(Deccan and Hyderabad) in late 1700s. This eventually led the power into British EIC hands as the French and Dutch couldn’t bear it’s audacity. Along with these, the war also led to puppet governments in many parts of India.
India started going into hands of British with the Battle of Plassey.
It is also an important chapter that teaches us
How important it is to be united!
How dangerously conspiracies can lead us into manacles making us slaves!
This is why the Battle of Plassey is considered as an important milestone in the history of India.
Now, in the battlefield, we can see the Plassey Monument with a statue of Siraj Ud Daula next to it.
The Battle of Plassey is considered as an important part of Indian history. These might be the few things which make it a major event.
The Battle of Plassey took place on 23rd June 1757 in Palashi on the banks of river Bhagirathi. With its victory over the Nawab Siraj Ud Daula, who was supported by the French troops, the British East India Company (EIC) annexed Bengal. This resulted in strengthening of the Company’s influence over the place which gradually expanded to the rest of India in next hundred years.
Behind the battle, there was conspiracy between Mir Jafar (Commander-in-Chief of Nawab’s army) and Robert Clive (Commander-in-Chief of British EIC). After the victory, EIC made Mir Jafar the Nawab of Bengal. Mir Jafar was later replaced by Mir Qasim, due to his disobedience towards EIC. Mir Qasim became a puppet in the hands of British, which let them gain control over Bengal further.
Also, with this battle, British could defeat French and gain control over Northern Circars (north-eastern coast). It also crushed the Dutch EIC, which in support to Mir Jafar, had sent seven huge ships. The British gained confidence and continued to wage wars in South India(Deccan and Hyderabad) in late 1700s. This eventually led the power into British EIC hands as the French and Dutch couldn’t bear it’s audacity. Along with these, the war also led to puppet governments in many parts of India.
India started going into hands of British with the Battle of Plassey.
It is also an important chapter that teaches us
How important it is to be united!
How dangerously conspiracies can lead us into manacles making us slaves!
This is why the Battle of Plassey is considered as an important milestone in the history of India.
Now, in the battlefield, we can see the Plassey Monument with a statue of Siraj Ud Daula next to it.
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