How did Britain Conquer India?

The British East India Company Multinational Corporation was able to conquer India and it was only in 1858 after the Indian Mutiny of 1857 that the Brown Crown captured India from this Company.

The British first arrived in India about 1600 AD and for more than 150 years were content to be merchants who established small forts and military ceremonies and had a few large ports built for their ships. One has to remember that India did not have a navy ship to speak of because most of our trade took place by land or by foreign ships. This lack of foresight and strategy for building warships was the first mistake. Shivaji Bhosle the first king of Maratha tried to build a warship but after his death, his followers did not pay enough attention. This meant that our coast was unprotected at a time when maritime power was beginning to dominate the world.

The British had traded with India for more than 150 years before the Plassey War their first major victory and knew the entry and exit of India at that time. They saw that the Indians were hopelessly divided between religions and the sect and that all classes and religions hated one another. They have successfully used this hatred to play on the nations.

For example, Tipu Sultan of Mysore was defeated with the help of the Nizam of Hyderabad and Marathas. The British later defeated the Maratha with the help of Nizam. They later defeated Nizam. This is a brief representation of the vision of those days. The Indian monarchs had little idea and this meant that they did not foresee the tactics that the British were doing to complete it.

The Sikhs and Marathas tried to unite with the British but to no avail.

The British have found enough men to fight for because of the different races, religions and provincial competitions that still plague India today. They have promised help and money so that one party can revolt against their opposing party if they support it.

For too long the Indian Kings lacked foresight. The Indians were taken by their rules of the list. Their troops were imprisoned in religious and religious circles because only people of a certain race could take up arms to fight. The people of India were ignorant of the character and motives of their enemy. They did not know that their real war was against the English, so they fought among themselves. Due to the lack of education for the people, there was a shortage of good leaders in India who could see the threat of the British East India Company and fight it. This sentenced India to 200 years of slavery when famine, genocide and evil policies destroyed India's wealth and prosperity.

Superstition meant that many Hindus believed that going to sea meant losing their party.

The British had their class-based society but were a united people. In contrast to this India had the following social structure.

One Community Say Community Marathi. Many castes fought for supremacy in one society. One Caste states that the Brahmins sub are divided into the Brahmins of Kokanastha and Deshastha in Maharashtra. Everyone will hate each other.

When the British Empire distributed education to everyone in India modern education was scarce. Only special people had access to education and that was not enough.

The Industrial Revolution came at the same time India fell into Britain and the decline of India as a force. This meant that the ruling British British had no reason to allow industrialization in India and it meant that India was left out of today’s economy which is still hard to get out of.