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06.04.2021
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- The company would be given important trading privileges by this farman.
- Dismantle your fortification now as the French did on my orders.
- We wont dismantle our fortification!
- Surely, so it's a deal.
- I have hatched a plot against the nawab. We'll overthrow him and make you the nawab. But in return we won't a large amount of money and trading privileges.
- In 1717,a farman was passed by Farrukhsiyar that gave the British the right to carry out duty-free trade in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa. They could also issue passes or dastaks for the free movement of goods
- In anticipation of war with the French, who had a trading settlement in Chandernagore, British started fortifying Calcutta. Siraj-Ud-Daulah ordered both the British and French to dismantle their fortifications but the British disagreed and didn't dismantle their fortification.
- Robert Clive hatched a plot with some influential men of the nawab's court to overthrow Siraj-Ud-Daulah. Mir Jafar who was the commander in chief of the nawab's army would be made the the Nawab of Bengal in return for a large amount of money and important trading privileges.
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