Gwalior Residency

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Gwalior Residency was a British colonial administrative unit centered on the princely state of Gwalior, overseen by a Resident who managed relations between the British Raj and the local ruler.

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Label Occurrences
Gwalior Residency canonical 1
royal court of Gwalior 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf British political agency
colonial administrative unit
residency
administeredBy Political Department of the Government of India
appliesTo princely state of Gwalior
associatedWithEvent expansion of British paramountcy in Central India
capital Gwalior
country British India
dissolvedFollowing Indian independence
dissolvedInto Dominion of India
Madhya Bharat
establishedBy British East India Company
governmentType colonial political agency
governsRelationshipBetween British Raj
linked to: British India

Gwalior State
hasAdministrativeCenter Gwalior
hasCentralCity Gwalior
hasColonialPower United Kingdom
hasFunction diplomatic representation of British power at Gwalior court
monitoring internal politics of Gwalior State
hasJurisdictionOver territories under Gwalior State
hasOfficial British Resident at Gwalior
hasRepresentativeRank British political officer
hasRepresentativeTitle Resident
languageOfAdministration English
Hindustani
legalStatus subordinate to Government of India
locatedIn Central India
Gwalior State
oversees Gwalior State
partOf British Indian political residencies network
Central India Agency
politicalStatus indirect rule
primaryPurpose control of foreign and defense policy of Gwalior State
relatedTo Maharaja Scindia of Gwalior
linked to: Scindia of Gwalior

Scindia dynasty
role advising the ruler of Gwalior on political matters
managing relations between British Raj and Maharaja of Gwalior
supervising external affairs of Gwalior State
secondaryPurpose securing British strategic interests in Central India
sovereigntyType paramountcy of the British Crown
successor Government of India
timePeriod British colonial period in India
typeOfAdministration indirect colonial administration
underAuthorityOf British Raj
linked to: British India

Governor-General of India
linked to: Viceroy of India

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Referenced by (2)

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Central India Agency hasPart Gwalior Residency
Durbar Hall associatedWith royal court of Gwalior
linked to: Gwalior Residency