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🔆 BRITISH POLICIES FOR ANNEXING INDIAN STATES
📍 1. POLICY OF RING FENCE
🟢 Introduced by: Warren Hastings
🟢 Objective: Creation of buffer states to defend Company frontiers.
🟢 States received military protection but bore its expenses.
📍 2. SUBSIDIARY ALLIANCE
🟢 Introduced by: Lord Wellesley
🟢 Extension of the Ring Fence Policy.
🟢 Indian rulers had to accept permanent British troops and pay for their maintenance.
🟢 States: Mysore (1799), Tanjore (1799), Hyderabad (1800), Awadh (1801), Peshwa (1801), Berar (1803), Scindia (1804), Holkars (1818).
📍 3. DOCTRINE OF LAPSE
🟢 Introduced by: Lord Dalhousie
🟢 Adopted sons were not recognised as legitimate heirs to the throne.
🟢 States: Satara (1848), Sambalpur (1849), Udaipur (1850), Jhansi (1854), Nagpur (1854), Awadh (1856).
📍 QUICK REVISION
🟢 Warren Hastings → Ring Fence
🟢 Lord Wellesley → Subsidiary Alliance
🟢 Lord Dalhousie → Doctrine of Lapse
📍 IMPORTANT FACT: Awadh (1856) was annexed on grounds of misgovernance, not under the Doctrine of Lapse.
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📍 1. POLICY OF RING FENCE
🟢 Introduced by: Warren Hastings
🟢 Objective: Creation of buffer states to defend Company frontiers.
🟢 States received military protection but bore its expenses.
📍 2. SUBSIDIARY ALLIANCE
🟢 Introduced by: Lord Wellesley
🟢 Extension of the Ring Fence Policy.
🟢 Indian rulers had to accept permanent British troops and pay for their maintenance.
🟢 States: Mysore (1799), Tanjore (1799), Hyderabad (1800), Awadh (1801), Peshwa (1801), Berar (1803), Scindia (1804), Holkars (1818).
📍 3. DOCTRINE OF LAPSE
🟢 Introduced by: Lord Dalhousie
🟢 Adopted sons were not recognised as legitimate heirs to the throne.
🟢 States: Satara (1848), Sambalpur (1849), Udaipur (1850), Jhansi (1854), Nagpur (1854), Awadh (1856).
📍 QUICK REVISION
🟢 Warren Hastings → Ring Fence
🟢 Lord Wellesley → Subsidiary Alliance
🟢 Lord Dalhousie → Doctrine of Lapse
📍 IMPORTANT FACT: Awadh (1856) was annexed on grounds of misgovernance, not under the Doctrine of Lapse.
#history #prelims #mains
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