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Gerneral Robert Clive, under instructions from the British East India Company, with a mixed European-Indian force of some 2,500 men, defeated the army of Siraj-ud-Dawlah, the nawab (ruler) of Bengal, at the Battle of Plassey on June 23, 1757.As a result of this battle, Siraj-ad-daula was captured by Mir Jafar's soldiers when he tried to escape and later executed on order of Mir Jafar's son.Mir Jafar, who had signed a secret agreement with Robert Clive, replaced Siraj as nawab.The French were no longer a significant force in Bengal and the British became the significant European power in Bengal and the Carnatic, the two most profitable regions of India for European traders. Over the next 190 years, Britain went on to expand its power in India and Asia.Robert Clive was appointed Baron of Plassey in 1762 and Governor of Bengal in 1765.
Grant was defeated but did not retreat. He continued to force the fighting.
Battle Of Mechanicsville
He tried to outflank Lee, to force another battle, but he was defeated by the weather. Burnside's 'Mud March' demoralised the troops so badly that he was removed from command.
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Robert E. Lee
A. Genghish khan
He was empowered by the British crown to fight any force that threatened the East India Company's power in India.
Force or try to get all people to follow the Mongol religion. or follow their religion
Martin Clive Windrow has written: 'German Air Force fighters of World War Two'
No. The Air Force is one of the most powerful military branch in the World. No other military branches has ever defeated the Air Force branch.
"Robert Clive was an administrator of the company who put together an army to force the French out. Eventually the East India Company became the most influential force in India, and used this power to run the government.The company used a form of rule known as commercial colonialism. Under this system, they had power over India's foreign trade. They also used their army to determine the local rulers. They kept an army of sepoys, or Indian soldiers to help them maintain control."
The Mongol Yoke refers to the period of Mongol domination over parts of Eastern Europe and Asia, particularly Russia, during the 13th to 15th centuries. Following the Mongol invasions led by Genghis Khan and his successors, various principalities in Russia were subjected to tribute and control by the Golden Horde, a division of the Mongol Empire. This era significantly influenced the political, economic, and cultural development of the region, leading to both hardship and the eventual rise of centralized power in Russia. The Mongol Yoke ended with the decline of Mongol influence and the rise of Moscow as a dominant force.
Give up its empire.
Divide and conquer.