⚔ Conquest / annexation

British capture Delhi

1803 – present · 📍 Delhi
What it led to: The Mughal emperor came under British protection.

British East India Company

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1299Mongols defeated at Kili → Alauddin Khalji's army repelled Qutlugh Khwaja's Mongol invasion. 1398Timur sacks Delhi → Delhi was devastated and the Tughlaq sultanate never recovered. 1737Baji Rao raids Delhi

Meanwhile (within 10 years)

  1. 1796 ⚔ British take coastal Ceylon from the Dutch · British Ceylon
  2. 1798 Hyderabad accepts the Subsidiary Alliance · Hyderabad State (Nizams)
  3. 1799 ⚔ Fall of Srirangapatna · Kingdom of Mysore
  4. 1799 Ranjit Singh takes Lahore · Sikh Empire
  5. 1802 Treaty of Bassein · Maratha Empire
  6. 1803 ⚔ Battle of Assaye · British East India Company
  7. 1806 Vellore mutiny · British East India Company
  8. 1809 Treaty of Amritsar fixes the Sutlej frontier · Sikh Empire

Alive at the time

Pazhassi Raja
1753 – 1805
Kerala ruler who fought the Company in the Cotiote War
Tyagaraja
1767 – 1847
Carnatic composer, one of the musical Trinity
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
1772 – 1833
Founder of the Brahmo Samaj who campaigned against sati
Lalon Fakir
c. 1774 – c. 1890
Baul mystic poet of Bengal
Kunwar Singh
1777 – 1858
Octogenarian leader of the 1857 revolt in Bihar
Kittur Chennamma
1778 – 1829
Queen of Kittur who led an armed revolt against the Company in 1824
Hari Singh Nalwa
1791 – 1837
Sikh general who governed Peshawar
Mirza Ghalib
1797 – 1869
Urdu and Persian poet of Delhi

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