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Who was the ruler of Delhi at the time of the battle of Buxar?

AAurangzeb

BShah Alam I

CBahadur Shah Zafar

DShah Alam II

Answer:

D. Shah Alam II

Read Explanation:

  • On 22nd October, 1764 British Army defeated allied forces of Mir Qasim, Nawab of Oudh Shuja-ud-Daula and Mughal emperor Shah Alam II.

  • British Army’s command was in the hands of Major Hector Munro in the Battle of Buxar.

  • The battle of Buxar assured the result of Plassey battle and established British supremacy on Banaras and Allahabad across the Ganges.

  • The battle of Buxar made way for British and proved that there is no strong competitor before the British.

  • The battle of Buxar completed what Plassey had begun.

  • Plassey made the English only the controller of Bengal while Buxar raised the political prestige of the Company throughout India.


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