Nabobs were wealthy British officials in India during the 18th century. They returned to Britain with vast fortunes. Their wealth often came from exploiting local resources. Nabobs influenced British society and politics. They became symbols of colonial excess. Their lifestyles sparked debates about imperialism. The term nabob now signifies someone with great wealth. It reflects the complexities of colonial history.
The trade relations between England and India can be studied through the English East India Company in two phases: (a) between 1600 and 1757; (b) between 1757 and...
(iv) Following the grant of Diwani and Nizamat, there came'a qualitative change in the commercial relations with'India. The Company could now, and really did use its'political influence to...
