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Consolidation of power from "summary" of The Anarchy by William Dalrymple
The process of consolidating power was a critical aspect of the East India Company's strategy in establishing dominance in India during the period of the Anarchy. This involved the Company's efforts to centralize authority, control resources, and eliminate competition in order to solidify its position and expand its influence. One of the key strategies employed by the East India Company in consolidating power was the establishment of a strong and centralized administrative structure. This allowed the Company to streamline decision-making processes, coordinate military operations, and exert control over its far-flung territories. By centralizing authority, the Company was able to more effectively project power and enforce its will over the diverse and often fractious Indian polities it encountered. Another important aspect of the Company's consolidation of power was its ability to control and exploit valuable...
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