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Not Tudor - Hanoverian.
It was George III.
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Was India ruled by France for over 200 years?
It was the British who ruled over India.
For how many years british ruled on India?
Britain ruled over India for about 339 years. The British rule in India is sad to have come to an end in 1947.
What was the period when the east India company ruled over India?
1800-1857
Who were some of Gandhi's enemies?
all foreigners who ruled over india
Was India victorious or Britain?
after Britain took control the only empire left was mughals who later on declined and India was left helples with no military inforcement and Britain took over India with the british crowned victorious.
The Tudor Dynasty ruled what country from late 1400s to early 1600's?
The Tudor Dynasty ruled over England.
Is Bangladesh is the Muslim part of India created by Britain?
Yes, Bangladesh is a Muslim country but it is not part of India and it wasn't created by Britain either. Britain ruled over Bangladesh for 200 years.
Was India ruled by France for over 200 years?
It was the British who ruled over India.
For how many years british ruled on India?
Britain ruled over India for about 339 years. The British rule in India is sad to have come to an end in 1947.
The approximate time romans ruled britain?
The Romans ruled over Britain from 43 CE - 410 CE.
Why did this country come to rule India in the first place?
The British came to rule over India after defeating Bengal in the Seven Years War. From that point, the East India Company pushed farther in until Britain ruled over the whole country.
Which empire ruled India for over 200 years?
British Empire ruled India more than 200 years.
What was the period when the east India company ruled over India?
1800-1857
Where King Harsha ruled over?
the whole of india
Who was ruled over India when British came?
Jehangir
What major issues led to the partition of india in 1947?
the answer is that India was from there being ruled over by the British
Did Elizabeth I rule over India?
No, she ruled in England and Ireland.
