Question

Which British officialwas at the subsidary ruler's court​

Answer 1

T⃗H⃗E⃗ S⃗U⃗B⃗S⃗I⃗D⃗I⃗A⃗R⃗Y⃗ A⃗L⃗L⃗I⃗A⃗N⃗C⃗E⃗ I⃗S⃗ A⃗ S⃗Y⃗S⃗T⃗E⃗M⃗ I⃗N⃗T⃗R⃗O⃗D⃗U⃗C⃗E⃗D⃗ B⃗Y⃗ L⃗O⃗R⃗D⃗ R⃗I⃗C⃗H⃗A⃗R⃗D⃗ W⃗E⃗L⃗L⃗E⃗S⃗L⃗E⃗Y⃗, B⃗R⃗I⃗T⃗I⃗S⃗H⃗ G⃗O⃗V⃗E⃗R⃗N⃗O⃗R⃗ G⃗E⃗N⃗E⃗R⃗A⃗L⃗ O⃗F⃗ I⃗N⃗D⃗I⃗A⃗ F⃗R⃗O⃗M⃗ 1⃗7⃗9⃗8⃗ T⃗O⃗ 1⃗8⃗0⃗5⃗. I⃗T⃗S⃗ M⃗A⃗I⃗N⃗ P⃗R⃗I⃗N⃗C⃗I⃗P⃗L⃗E⃗S⃗ W⃗E⃗R⃗E⃗:

Answer 2

The Subsidiary Alliance System was “Non-Intervention Policy” used by Lord Wellesley who was the Governor-General (1798-1805) to establish British Empire in India. According to this system, every ruler in India had to accept to pay a subsidy to the British for the maintenance of British army.

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