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British East India Company

East India Company

The East India Company (also the East India Trading Company, English East India Company, and then the British East India Company) was an early ...

colonial indian companies, 1858 disestablishments, british east india company, british indian history, british malaya, british rule in india, british rule in singapore, chartered companies, colonialism, history of foreign trade in china
Timur Inggeris, Arthur Wellesley, Aurangzeb, Catherine de Braganza, Duke of Wellington
Text of East India Company, Bantam, British Library, Cambridge University Press
イギリス, Abergavenny, Africa

East India Company

East India Company (also English East India Company, British East India Company) was a historical English company, founded in 1600, and chartered ...

Swedish East India Company, Danish East India Company, Dutch East India Company, East India Company
הודו, Caribbean, East Asia

Charles Grant (British East India Company)

Fortune through silk manufacturing in Malda, Lord Cornwallis the Governor-General appointed Grant as a member of the East India Company's board of trade.

uk mps 1812-1818, 1746 births, 1823 deaths, christian evangelicalism, clapham sect, directors of the british east india company, evangelical anglicans, members of the united kingdom parliament for scottish constituencies, uk mps 1806-1807, uk mps 1807-1812
Governor-General Richard Wellesley, Alexander Grant, Charles Grant, Claudius Buchanan, Henry Martyn
East India Company, East India Company College
United Kingdom, Bengal, Bombay

Arthur Campbell (British East India Company)

The Bengal Medical Service (according to some source, Indian Medical Service) was the first superintendent of the sanitarium of Darjeeling town in India.

british surgeons, 1805 births, 1874 deaths, darjeeling, people associated with the british east india company, people of british india
Archibald Campbell, Arthur Campbell, Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker
Tibet, Bengal, China

Company rule in India

Image:East india company factory sonargaon2.jpg|Photograph of East India Company factory in Painam, Sonargaon, Bangladesh, a major producer of the ...

british east india company, british rule in india, former countries in south asia
William Wilberforce, Akbar the Great, Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, Bari Doab, Bor Ghat
Wilson College, Asiatick Society, Benares Sanskrit College, Brahma
Xiamen, Afghanistan, Africa

Indian Rebellion of 1857

Mutiny of sepoys of British East India Company's army on 10 May 1857, in the town of Meerut, and soon erupted into other mutinies and civilian rebellions ...

rebellions in india, 1857 in india, british east india company, british rule in india, indian rebellion of 1857, military of british india, mutinies, rebellions in asia, wars involving india, wars involving the united kingdom
Vikas Publications, Aga Khan, Anurag Kumar, Bahadur Jang, Bahadur Shah
United Kingdom British Army East India Company, 3rd Cavalry, Arc , Campbell's
भारत, Afghanistan, Agra

Governor of Penang

Promptly informed the East India Company and an agreement was made between the two. Light had his ownership of the island transferred to the Company and was ...

british colonial governors and administrators, british malaya, malaysia-related lists, people associated with the british east india company, history of penang
Windsor Earl, Adolphus McNair, Alexander Gray, Alfred Thomas, Allan MacLean
Stationery Committee, ADC, Birch, Dewan Negara
Woking, Alor Star, Australia

Siege of Delhi

Authority of the British East India Company was widespread through much of Northern India, but essentially it was sparked by the mass uprising by the sepoys of ...

1857 in india, battles of the indian rebellion of 1857, sieges involving the united kingdom
Mirza Moghul, Bahadur Shah, Bahadur Shah II, Emperor Bahadur Shah, Field Marshal Roberts Lord
Civil Lines, East India Company, Bank of Delhi
United Kingdom, Assam, Bagh

Muhammed Yusuf Khan

Ensign Robert Clive, (who had earlier joined the East India Company as a writer) with a small English force of 300 soldiers made a diversionary ...

1725 births, 1764 deaths, military leaders of india
Mohammed Kamal, Ali Khan, Chanda Sahib, Chokkanatha Nayak, George Pigot
East India Company, Puli
Tirunelveli, Andhra Pradesh, Arcot

History of Kolkata

It is located in eastern India on the east bank of the River Hooghly. ... The English East India Company chose the place for a trade settlement.

history of kolkata
Sir Surendra Nath, Ahmad Shah, Azad Hind, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, Bipin Chandra
First Independence Movement, Asiatic Society, BBC, BCE
Wiesbaden, Bangladesh, Bengal