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-Direct decendent of Genghis Kahn -Founded the Mughal empire.
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-Reign interrupted by Suri dynasty
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-Led the Suri dynasty
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-Second ruler of Suri dynasty -Last ruler of Suri dynasty
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Ruled in a more unified and effective way than initial reign.
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Greatly expanded the Indian empire and constructed the Lahore Fort.
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Opened first relations with the British East-India company.
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-Given permission to trade in India by Emperor Jahangir -Gradually increased influence within India
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Under his rule, Muhgal art and arcetechture reached it's peak.
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He reinterpreted Islamic law and expanded the Muhgal empire to it's greatest extent.
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Because of many revolts, his reign marked the start of Muhgal decline.
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-By this time, the Muhgal empire ruled just about all of India
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He was a very bad ruler for the Muhgal empire.
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He granted Firman to the English East-India company, granting them duty-free trading rights for Bengal.
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-Free-trade permit granted by Emperor Farrukh Siyar -Permit allowed B.E.I.C. to trade freely within Bengal
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Suffered the invasion of Nadir-Shah of Persia during his reign.
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He was murdered by opposing associations.
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-Caused by trade permit disagreements between B.I.E.C. and Siraj Ud Daulah B.I.E.C.'s Bengal army defeated opposition
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Ordained to imperial throne by Sadashivrao Bhau.
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He was nominated Muhgal emperor after the third battle of Panipat. After the Battle of Buzar, the Treaty of Allahabad was signed, which officially marked the start of British rule in India.
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-By 1760, The British East India Trading Company ruled most of India's coast
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-Following the battle, the British aquired rights to officially rule India -British began a rule that would last nearly a century
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-Served 50 years as a general for British east India -Commander of the first Bengal European Regiment and the Lahore division
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-Major general for British East Indian Company -In 1819 he sailed to India -Was made a captain by 1835
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He was the first British Pensioner to rule Muhgal India.
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He was the last Mughal emperor to rule India. He was exiled to Burma after the Indian Rebellion which marked the end of the Muhgal Dynasty.
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-Soldiers employed by British East India led a revolt against the British -Revolt greatly failed -British crown began to rule India
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officer of the Bengal Army of the East India Company
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-Composed of many knowledgable Indians -Involved in making important political decisions
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-Lord Curzon divided India and it's Muslims/Hindus -Partition created to decrese chance of independence from Britain
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-British took control of India around in the mid 1800's -Most power remained with British until 1914
