Eic

East India Company

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  • Sep 7, 1533

    Elizabeth the First

    Elizabeth the First
    Born on a Sunday and was the only surviving child of Henry VIII.
  • Jul 24, 1567

    James the First

    James the First
    He ruled in scotland as James the fourth when he was only one.
  • The EIC Was Founded

    The EIC Was Founded
    Granted 15 year monopoly from Elizabeth I. Traded spices. Was a joint-stock company and had 125 shareholders.
  • Boston Tea Party

    Boston Tea Party
    A group of 200 men disguised as Indians went on the ships and dumped the cargos of tea into the harbor. Colonies refused to pay the levies, they had no obligation to pay taxes imposed by a Parliament in which they had no representation.
  • EIC Act of 1773

    EIC Act of 1773
    Parliment of Great Britain imposed a series of administrative and economic reforms and by doing so clearly established its sovereighnty and ultimate control over the company.
  • Pitt's India Act

    Pitt's India Act
    Broght the administration of the British East India Company under the control of the British Government.
  • Act of 1786

    Act of 1786
    Act for vesting certain sums in commissioners at the end of every quarter of the year.
  • Charter act 1813

    Charter act 1813
    Deprived company of its Indian trade monopoly except fro the trade of tea.
  • The Charter Act Of 1833

    The Charter Act Of 1833
    Centralized the administration in India.
  • The Charter Act of 1853

    The Charter Act of 1853
    Renewed the powers of the company and allowed it to retain possessions of Indian territories. Didn't grant commercial privilages for the specific period of time.
  • Indian Rebellion

    Indian Rebellion
    Began as a mutiny of sepoys of British, EIC's army. Result was the end of the company rule in India. Controlled by the Britsh crown
  • EIC dissolved

    EIC dissolved
    British government took over the company until 1874 when the company finally dissolved.