what was the subsidiary alliance system
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In subsidiary alliance, the indian rulers who agreed to the alliance:
@accepted the British resident at their court
@surrendered their foreign relations
@accepted a british resident at their court
@agreed to maintain british troops at their cost
@virtually lost their independence
@accepted the British resident at their court
@surrendered their foreign relations
@accepted a british resident at their court
@agreed to maintain british troops at their cost
@virtually lost their independence
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Subsidiary alliance system is defined as a system of ruling a dominated nation without actually annexing them.
It was a non-intervention policy.
It was introduced in India in the 19th century by the then governor general of India, Lord Wellesley.
Its main features were:-
1.The native ruler who became a subsidiary ally of the English would be protected by the Company's government against foreign attack.
It was a non-intervention policy.
It was introduced in India in the 19th century by the then governor general of India, Lord Wellesley.
Its main features were:-
1.The native ruler who became a subsidiary ally of the English would be protected by the Company's government against foreign attack.
2.The native ruler had to maintain a force under the British command and pay a subsidy for its maintenance to the Company.
3.He was forbidden to negotiate with any foreign power without the knowledge of the English.
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