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* The Dutch East India Company was established in 1602.
* In India, they established the first factory in Masulipattanam in 1605, followed by Pullicat in 1610, Surat in 1616 etc.
* The first permanent trading post of Dutch East India Company was in Indonesia.
Farrukh Siyar issued a Farman to East India Company in 1717.
* This Farman is also called as Magna Carta of the Company. Under this Farman, the Company was permitted to issue dastaks or passes for the transportation of goods.
The Public Works Department was established by Lord Dalhousie.
* During Lord Dalhousie’s tenure, the first railway line between Bombay and Thane was opened in 1853.
* During his tenure, in 1854, Wood’s Despatch was passed which provided the proper system of education from the School to the University.
* Lord Dalhousie was the one who made Shimla the summer capital of India.
The Battle of Wandiwash was fought during the Third Carnatic War.
* The Battle was fought between French and British Powers.
* The battle was won by British in 1760 at Wandiwash in Tamil Nadu.
* The British army was led by Sir Eyre Coote.
* The Victory of British in the battle left no European rivals for British in India.
• In 1612, the Battle of Swally was fought between the company forces and the Portuguese. The company had a decisive victory, and this led to the rise of the EIC as a paramount force in India, and also to the end of Portuguese dominance.
• After this, the company decided to try its hand in getting a territorial base in mainland India. In 1612,
• Sir Thomas Roe was sent as a representative of the British king James I to the court of Jahangir.
• Roe was successful in securing exclusive rights to reside and set up factories in Surat and in some other areas for the company in 1613.
* Fort Geldria was constructed by Dutch.
* They established a factory in Pullicat in 1610, which later become main centre of their activities and this later known as Fort Geldria.
* In 1741, Dutch East India Company and State of Travancore fought Battle of Colachel, in which Dutch were defeated and from there on the Dutch influence started to degrade.
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