Proofs to say Kashmir -an integral part of india

History Map Archive WORLD MAPS AMERICA MAPS A - N   AMERICA MAPS O - Z EUROPE MAPS A - B EUROPE MAPS C - D   EUROPE MAPS E   EUROPE MAPS F - G   EUROPE MAPS H - N   EUROPE MAPS O - R   EUROPE MAPS S - Z ASIA MAPS AFRICA MAPS AUSTRALIA AND PACIFIC   ANCIENT TIMES - 401 BC   MAPS 400 BC - 500 AD   MAPS 501 - 1200   MAPS 1201 - 1500   MAPS 1501 - 1600   MAPS 1601 - 1700   MAPS 1701 - 1800   MAPS 1801 - 1815   MAPS 1816 - 1900   MAPS 1901 - TODAY	Map Description Historical Map of India 1700-1792 Illustrating Approximate limit of the Mogul Empire in 1700 In the time of Dupleix (1741-1754): - Boundary of the French possessions - Boundary of the area more or less subject to French influence - French political and military establishments: Chandarnagar, Pondicherry, Karikal, Mahe - British political and military establishments: Calcutta, Madras, Fort St. David, Bombay - French trading posts (factories): Masulipatam, Calicut, Surat - British trading posts (factories): Masulipatam, Calicut, Surat, Hugli British acquisitions under Clive (1756-1760, 1765-1767) British acquisitions under Hastings (1772-1785 British acquisitions under Cornwallis (1786-1793) States under British protection in 1792 French possessions retained up to the present time (1911): Chandarnagar, Pondicherry, Karikal, Mahe, Yanaon Portuguese possessions retained up to the present time (1911): Goa, Diu, Daman The dates are those of the foundation of the British power. The two dates assigned to Bombay indicate that Charles II received it from Portugal in 1661, and granted it to the East India Company in 1668. The names in parentheses were those commonly used by the British during the period of conquest and consolidation. Credits University of Texas at Austin. Historical Atlas by William Shepherd (1911). Related Maps Map of India and the Malay Archipelago, 1498-1580     Map of India: The Beginnings of the British Dominion     Map of India in 1804: The Mysore & Maratha Wars 1792-1804     Map of the Eastern Frontier of India: French and English Expansion 1805-1907 Map of Northern India: The Mutiny 1857-1859     Map of India: British Expansion 1805-1910     Map of the Western Frontier of India

Map Description
Historical Map of India: The Beginnings of the British Dominion

Illustrating

Pink - British
Blue - French
Green - Portuguese
Yellow - Dutch

The coloring indicates the possessions of the European Powers established in India c. 1783.

Credits
University of Texas at Austin. From the Cambridge Modern History Atlas, 1912.

Related Maps
Map of India and the Malay Archipelago, 1498-1580     Map of India 1700-1792    

Map of India in 1804: The Mysore & Maratha Wars 1792-1804     Map of the Eastern Frontier of India: French and English Expansion 1805-1907

Map of Northern India: The Mutiny 1857-1859     Map of India: British Expansion 1805-1910     Map of the Western Frontier of India

 

Map Description
Historical Map of Northern India: The Mutiny 1857-1859

Illustrating

- The principal centers of the Mutiny
- Railways: The line from Calcutta to Raniganj was open in 1857, that from Allahabad
  to Cawnpore in 1858.
- The Grand Trunk Road
- Other main roads

Credits
University of Texas at Austin. From the Cambridge Modern History Atlas, 1912.

Related Maps
Map of India and the Malay Archipelago, 1498-1580     Map of India 1700-1792    

Map of India: The Beginnings of the British Dominion     Map of India in 1804: The Mysore & Maratha Wars 1792-1804

Map of the Eastern Frontier of India: French and English Expansion 1805-1907    

Map of India: British Expansion 1805-1910     Map of the Western Frontier of India

     





 

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