#  British India \[c. 1757 CE-1947 CE\] 

 



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[ ![British India - Map 15.1](/sites/g/files/omnuum10636/files/timeline-southasianhistory/files/15._british_expansion_map_1_1766-1890.jpg)

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[ ![British India - Map (15.2)](/sites/g/files/omnuum10636/files/timeline-southasianhistory/files/15._british_expansion_map_2_1819-1857.jpg)

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[ Click map to enlarge](/file_url/133)

Copyright © 1978 by the Regents of the University of Minnesota, assigned 1988 to Joseph E. Schwartzberg, additional material copyright © 1992 by Joseph E. Schwartzberg.



 

See 1992 edition [here](https://dsal.uchicago.edu/reference/schwartzberg/).

See division of region [here](/chronology#).



 

**Rulers**

**NORTHWEST and FAR NORTHWEST**

SortDurrani \[c. 1747 CE–1973 CE\]





**NORTHEAST**

SortGovernors of Bengal

[List of governors of Bengal ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_governors_of_Bengal_Presidency)



SortNawabs of Bengal \[c. 1704 CE–1858 CE\]

[CONTINUED](/mughal-disintegration-and-rise-regional-powers-c-1707-ce-1766-ce#Mughal-Disintegration-Nawabs-Bengal)Mir Ja'far *(1st reign)*

c. 1757 CE–1760 CE

Mir Qasim 'Ali

c. 1760 CE–1763 CE

Mir Ja'far *(2nd reign)*

c. 1763 CE–1765 CE





SortNawabs of Awadh \[c. 1722 CE–1856 CE\]

[CONTINUED](/mughal-disintegration-and-rise-regional-powers-c-1707-ce-1766-ce#Mughal-Disintegration-Nawabs-Awadh)Haydar

c. 1754 CE–1775 CE

Asaf al-Dawla

c. 1775 CE–1797 CE

Wazir 'Ali

c. 1797 CE–1798 CE

Sa'adat 'Ali Khan

c. 1798 CE–1814 CE

Haydar I

c. 1814 CE–1827 CE

Haydar II

c. 1827 CE–1837 CE

Muhammad 'Ali

c. 1837 CE–1842 CE

Amjad 'Ali Thurayya Jah

c. 1842 CE–1847 CE

Wajid 'Ali

c. 1847 CE–1856 CE





**NORTH-CENTER**

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**SOUTH**

SortNizam of Hyderabad \[c. 1724 CE–1948 CE\]

Chin Qilich Khan

c. 1720 CE–1748 CE

Nasir Jang

c. 1748 CE–1751 CE

Muzaffar Jang

c. 1751 CE–1752 CE

Salabat Jang

c. 1752 CE–1762 CE

Nizam 'Ali Khan

c. 1762 CE–1803 CE

Sikandar Jah

c. 1803 CE–1829 CE

Farkhanda 'Ali Khan

c. 1829 CE–1857 CE

Mir Mahbub 'Ali I

c. 1857 CE–1869 CE

Mir Mahbub 'Ali II

c. 1869 CE–1911 CE

Mir 'Uthman 'Ali Khan Bahadur Fath Jang

c. 1911 CE–1948 CE





SortWodeyars of Mysore

[CONTINUED](/mughal-disintegration-and-rise-regional-powers-c-1707-ce-1766-ce#Mughal-Disintegration-Wodeyars-Mysore)[Puppet rulers under Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan (c. 1766 CE–1796 CE) ](#British-India-Puppet-rulers-under-Hyder-Ali-and-Tipu-Sultan)Nanjaraja Wodeyar

c. 1766 CE–1772 CE

Bettada Chamaraja Wodeyar VIII

c. 1772 CE–1776 CE

Khasa Chamaraja Wodeyar IX

c. 1776 CE–1796 CE

 

[**Under British Suzerainty (c. 1799 CE-1950 CE)** ](#British-India-Under-British-Suzerainty)

(Mummudi) Krishnaraja Wodeyar III

c. 1799 CE–1868 CE

Chamarajendra Wodeyar X

c. 1868 CE–1894 CE

H.H. Vani Vilas Sannidhana, queen of Chamaraja Wodeyar IX served as regent from 1894 to 1902

 

Rajarshi (Nalvadi) Krishna Raja Wodeyar IV

c. 1894 CE–1940 CE

Jayachamaraja Wodeyar

c. 1940 CE–1950 CE