Chota Nagpur princely states

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The Chota Nagpur princely states were a group of semi-autonomous feudal kingdoms and chiefdoms in the Chota Nagpur Plateau region of eastern India that existed under British suzerainty until Indian independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of princely states
historical political entity
administrativeRelation attached to Chota Nagpur Division for some purposes
associatedWith Central Provinces and Berar (for some states over time) NERFINISHED
Chota Nagpur Division NERFINISHED
composedOf chiefdoms
kingdoms
demographics significant Adivasi population
existedUntil 1947
governanceForm hereditary monarchy in most states
historicalContext part of princely state system in British India
historicalSignificance example of indirect rule over tribal regions in British India
includedState Bonai State NERFINISHED
Changbhakar State NERFINISHED
Gangpur State NERFINISHED
Gangpur and Bonai group NERFINISHED
Jashpur State NERFINISHED
Khadia States NERFINISHED
Kharsawan State NERFINISHED
Koriya State NERFINISHED
Raigarh State NERFINISHED
Sakti State NERFINISHED
Sarangarh State NERFINISHED
Seraikella State NERFINISHED
Surguja State NERFINISHED
Udaipur State (Chhattisgarh) NERFINISHED
legalStatusUnderBritish princely states under suzerainty, not directly ruled provinces
locatedIn Chota Nagpur Plateau NERFINISHED
eastern India NERFINISHED
overlordshipType indirect rule
partOf British India NERFINISHED
politicalStatus feudal
semi-autonomous
postIndependenceOutcome acceded to Dominion of India
merged into Indian states
region parts of present-day Chhattisgarh
parts of present-day Odisha
parts of present-day West Bengal
present-day Jharkhand
rulingElites local dynasties
socialStructure feudal landholding system
sovereignty internal autonomy with external affairs controlled by British
timePeriod 19th century
first half of 20th century
underSuzeraintyOf British Crown NERFINISHED
British Raj NERFINISHED

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Hazaribagh hasHistoricalAssociationWith Chota Nagpur princely states