Anglo-Maratha Wars
→
Anglo-Nepalese War
→
Anglo-Sikh Wars
→
Battle of Arni
→
Battle of Assaye
→
Battle of Chandannagar
→
Battle of Jhansi
→
Battle of Koregaon
→
Battle of Plassey
→
First Anglo-Burmese War
→
Indian Rebellion of 1857
("British East India Company forces")
→
Second Anglo-Burmese War
→
Second Anglo-Mysore War
→
Siege of Arcot
→
Siege of Cawnpore
("East India Company")
→
Siege of Lucknow
→
Siege of Manila (1762)
("East India Company forces")
→
Third Anglo-Maratha War
→
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belligerent
|
Court of Directors
("East India Company")
→
Diamond Pitt
("English East India Company")
→
George Everest
("East India Company")
→
Henry Bartle Frere
→
James Mill
("East India Company")
→
John Lawrence, 1st Baron Lawrence
("East India Company")
→
John Stuart Mill
("East India Company")
→
Joseph Hume
("East India Company")
→
Lovji Nusserwanjee Wadia
→
Mangal Pandey
→
Robert Clive
→
Thomas Horsfield
("East India Company")
→
Thomas Pitt
("English East India Company")
→
Thomas Stamford Raffles
→
Warren Hastings
→
William Baffin
("East India Company")
→
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employer
|
Alivardi Khan
→
Azimullah Khan
→
Begum Hazrat Mahal
→
Bhonsle of Nagpur
→
Chanda Sahib
→
Dhondu Pant
→
Indian Rebellion of 1857
→
Kunwar Singh
→
Lakshmibai Newalkar
→
Nana Sahib
→
Rani Lakshmibai
→
Rani Lakshmibai
→
Siraj ud-Daulah
→
Tatya Tope
→
Yashwantrao Holkar
→
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opponent
|
Anglo-Afghan Wars
→
Carnatic Wars
→
First Anglo-Mysore War
→
First Carnatic War
→
Second Anglo-Maratha War
→
Second Carnatic War
→
Second Carnatic War
→
Third Anglo-Mysore War
→
Third Carnatic War
→
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mainBelligerent
|
Battle of Buxar
→
Battle of Khadki
→
Fourth Anglo-Mysore War
→
Second Anglo-Maratha War
→
Siege of Calcutta
→
Siege of Delhi
→
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combatant
|
Anglo-Maratha Wars
→
Anglo-Sikh Wars
→
Battle of Koregaon
→
Fourth Anglo-Mysore War
→
Second Anglo-Mysore War
→
Third Anglo-Maratha War
→
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conflictBetween
|
Duleep Singh
→
John Nicholson
→
Raja Gangadhar Rao Newalkar
→
Statue of Robert Clive in London
("East India Company")
→
agents of Mir Jafar
→
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associatedWith
|
Beaver
→
Council of the Governor-General
("East India Company")
→
East India Company College
("East India Company")
→
East India Company College
→
East India Company Military Seminary, Addiscombe
("East India Company")
→
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operatedBy
|
Commander-in-Chief, Bengal
("East India Company")
→
Commander-in-Chief, Madras Army
→
Fort William, Kolkata
→
Madras Army
→
The Castle
→
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usedBy
|
Bengal Army
("East India Company")
→
Bengal European Regiment
→
Bombay Army
("East India Company")
→
Mangal Pandey
("East India Company")
→
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allegiance
|
Treaty of Amritsar (1809)
→
Treaty of Bassein (1802)
→
Treaty of Lahore (1846)
→
Treaty of Seringapatam
→
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signatory
|
Oude
→
Oudh
→
Sind
→
|
annexedBy
|
Court of Directors
("British East India Company territories")
→
Court of Proprietors
→
India Act 1784
("East India Company territories in India")
→
|
appliesToJurisdiction
|
Bengal Army
("East India Company")
→
Bombay Castle
→
East India Company Military Seminary, Addiscombe
("East India Company")
→
|
controlledBy
|
Calcutta
→
East India Company College
("East India Company")
→
East India Company College
→
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foundedBy
|
Bengal Presidency
→
Company rule in India
→
Madras Presidency
("East India Company")
→
|
governingBody
|
Mughal dynasty
→
Nawabs of Awadh
→
Newalkar dynasty
→
|
overthrownBy
|
Commander-in-Chief, Madras Army
→
Court of Directors
("East India Company")
→
Court of Proprietors
→
|
partOf
|
Baji Rao II
→
Mir Jafar
→
|
ally
|
EIC
→
EIC
("Honourable East India Company")
→
|
alsoKnownAs
|
Fort William, Kolkata
→
St. Paul’s Cathedral, Kolkata
("East India Company (patronage)")
→
|
builder
|
Bombay Castle
→
Fort St. George
→
|
builtBy
|
Charter Act 1853
→
East India Stock Dividend Redemption Act 1873
("East India Company proprietors")
→
|
concerns
|
Maratha Empire
→
Najafi dynasty
→
|
conflict
|
Bengal Subah
→
Talpur dynasty
("East India Company")
→
|
conqueredBy
|
Bengal Presidency
→
Bombay Presidency
("East India Company")
→
|
establishedBy
|
Battle of Buxar
("British East India Company rule")
→
Commander-in-Chief, Madras Army
("British East India Company rule in India")
→
|
historicalPeriod
|
British Indian law
("East India Company administration")
→
Cornwallis Code
("East India Company")
→
|
implementedBy
|
Court of Directors
("East India Company")
→
Court of Proprietors
→
|
parentOrganization
|
Treaty of Amritsar (1809)
→
Treaty of Salbai
→
|
party
|
East India Stock Dividend Redemption Act 1873
→
Russia Company
("East India Company")
→
|
relatedTo
|
Peshwa
→
|
abolishedBy
|
Doctrine of Lapse
→
|
appliedBy
|
Charter Act 1813
("East India Company")
→
|
appliesTo
|
Commander-in-Chief, Madras Army
→
|
appointedBy
|
Palashi
→
|
battleInvolvedParty
|
Beaver
→
|
cargoOwner
|
East India Company Military Seminary, Addiscombe
("East India Company")
→
|
category
|
Diamond Pitt
("East India trade")
→
|
causeOfWealth
|
Jagat Seth banking family
("East India Company")
→
|
client
|
Third Anglo-Mysore War
→
|
coalitionMember
|
Anglo-Sikh Wars
→
|
colonialPower
|
Writers’ Building
("East India Company")
→
|
commissionedBy
|
Treaty of Seringapatam
→
|
conflictParty
|
Fort St. George
→
|
constructedFor
|
Bengal European Regiment
→
|
country
|
Treaty of Salbai
→
|
countryInvolved
|
Siraj ud-Daulah
→
|
defeatedBy
|
Wajid Ali Shah
→
|
deposedBy
|
India Office Records
("British East India Company administration")
→
|
documents
|
Barrackpore
→
|
establishedAsCantonmentBy
|
Charter Act 1833
("East India Company")
→
|
extendedCharterOf
|
Straits Settlements
→
|
formedBy
|
India Office Records
("East India Company")
→
|
formerCustodian
|
Maratha
→
|
foughtAgainst
|
EIC
("East India Company")
→
|
fullName
|
Tea Act
→
|
grantedMonopolyTo
|
Shah Alam II
→
|
grantedRevenueRightsTo
|
Court of Directors
("East India Company civil service")
→
|
hasAuthorityOver
|
Board of Control
→
|
hasMainSubject
|
Battle of Arni
→
|
hasParticipant
|
Treaty of Purandar (1776)
→
|
hasParty
|
India Act 1784
("East India Company")
→
|
hasSubject
|
Nawab of Bengal
→
|
inConflictWith
|
Charter Act 1813
("East India Company")
→
|
increasedControlOver
|
Great Trigonometrical Survey of India
→
|
initiatedBy
|
Nawab of the Carnatic
→
|
interactsWith
|
British Ceylon
→
|
introducedBy
|
Malabar Coast
→
|
laterColonialPower
|
Rohilkhand
→
|
laterRuler
|
Nawabs of Awadh
→
|
laterVassalOf
|
Dutch Coromandel
→
|
lostTo
|
Charter Act 1793
("East India Company")
→
|
mainSubject
|
British Empire
("East India Company")
→
|
majorCompany
|
Thomas Stamford Raffles
→
|
memberOf
|
Robert Clive
("East India Company army")
→
|
militaryBranch
|
East India Company Military Seminary, Addiscombe
("East India Company")
→
|
namedAfter
|
Sikh Empire
→
|
neighbor
|
Governor of Bombay
("English East India Company")
→
|
officeCreatedBy
|
The Castle
→
|
operator
|
Shah Alam II
→
|
opposedBy
|
British East India Company
("Governor and Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East-Indies")
→
|
originalName
|
Jaitpur
→
|
overlordState
|
Board of Control
→
|
oversightOf
|
East India Company College
("East India Company")
→
|
ownedBy
|
British conquest of Bengal
→
|
participant
|
Baji Rao II
→
|
pensionFrom
|
Mangal Pandey: The Rising
→
|
portraysOrganization
|
Indian Civil Service
("East India Company civil service")
→
|
precededBy
|
Siege of Calcutta
("British East India Company authorities in Bengal")
→
|
primaryOpponentOf
|
Fort William, Kolkata
→
|
rebuiltBy
|
John Company
→
|
refersTo
|
John Company
("Governor and Company of Merchants of London trading into the East Indies")
→
|
refersToFullName
|
Board of Control
→
|
regulates
|
Charter Act 1813
("East India Company")
→
|
renewedCharterOf
|
India Office
("East India Company Court of Directors (in governmental role)")
→
|
replaced
|
Raja Gangadhar Rao Newalkar
("British East India Company authorities")
→
|
requestRefusedBy
|
Treaty of Seringapatam
→
|
requiredCessionTo
|
Treaty of Seringapatam
→
|
requiredIndemnityReceiver
|
Indian Ocean trade network
→
|
sawInterventionBy
|
British East India Company
("East India Company")
→
|
shortName
|
Treaty of Amritsar (1809)
→
|
signatoryParty
|
Treaty of Amritsar (1809)
→
|
signedBetween
|
Treaty of Lahore (1846)
→
|
signedByRepresentativeOf
|
Shuja Shah Durrani
→
|
soughtSupportFrom
|
Bengal Subah
→
|
subsequentRuler
|
Baji Rao II
→
|
surrenderedTo
|
Bengal Subah
→
|
tradingPartner
|
Second Anglo-Mysore War
→
|
treatySignatory
|
Carnatic region of India
→
|
underInfluenceOf
|
Sambalpur
→
|
wasAnnexedBy
|
Shah Alam II
→
|
wasFigureheadUnder
|
Coromandel Coast
→
|
wasImportantTo
|
Shah Alam II
→
|
wasProtectorateOf
|
Vizagapatam
→
|
wasUnderRuleOf
|