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Grade 8 INTRODUCTION The GovernorGeneral Lord Dalhousie was a great imperialist He adopted a number of methods to build the British Empire in India Some of the methods he adopted were War Punjab and Burma ID: 362969

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DOCTRINE OF LAPSE

Grade 8Slide2

INTRODUCTION

The Governor-General, Lord Dalhousie was a great imperialist.

He adopted a number of methods to build the British Empire in India.

Some of the methods he adopted were:

War - Punjab and Burma

Doctrine of Lapse – Satara, Jhansi and Nagpur

Annexation on grounds of maladministration - AwadhSlide3

DOCTRINE OF LAPSE

According to the Doctrine of Lapse, all subordinate states (subsidiary states and states created by the English) where rulers died without a biological male heir, would automatically ‘lapse’, or, pass into the hands of the

British Administration.

Rulers were not allowed to adopt sons (although tradition allowed them), without the permission of the Company.Slide4

Lord Dalhousie applied this policy to Satara, Jhansi and Nagpur.

The families of former rulers were pensioned off and their territories annexed.

The annexation of these states caused widespread resentment among the Indian rulers.

This was one of the factors responsible for the outbreak of the Revolt of 1857.