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Relationship with Indian princes from "summary" of The Anarchy by William Dalrymple
The East India Company had a complex and often turbulent relationship with the Indian princes. These were the rulers of the various states and territories across the subcontinent, each with their own power and influence. The Company recognized the authority of these princes, but also sought to manipulate and control them for their own ends. The Company often entered into treaties and alliances with Indian princes, promising them protection and support in exchange for political concessions and economic benefits. These agreements were often fraught with tension and ambiguity, as both sides sought to maximize their own interests. The Company viewed the princes as potential allies or obstacles, depending on the cir...
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