the british rule in india ended in 1954.
the british rule in india ended in 1954.
when did the british rule in india end?
1954
this is a timeline of major famines on the indian subcontinent during british rule from 1765 to 1947. the famines included here occurred both in the princely states (regions administered by indian rulers), british india (regions administered either by the british east india company from 1765 to 1857; or by the british crown, in the british raj, from 1858 to 1947) and indian territories independent of british rule such as the maratha empire. at least 35 million people may have died in famines caused by droughts and the el niño–southern oscillation phenomenon during the british rule.
timeline of major famines in india during british rule
bullet::::- house of saxe-coburg and gotha ( 1901–1917) – "belize under british rule"









































bullet::::- house of windsor ( 1917–present) – "belize under british rule ( 1917–1981) and belize as a commonwealth realm ( 1981–present)"









































section::::list of dynasties and dynastic regimes by region.:north america.:bermuda.









































bullet::::- house of stuart ( 1609–1649, 1660–1714) – "bermuda under english rule ( 1609–1649, 1660–1707) and bermuda under british rule ( 1707–1714)"









































bullet::::- house of hanover ( 1714–1901) – "bermuda under british rule"









































bullet::::- house of saxe-coburg and gotha ( 1901–1917) – "bermuda under british rule"









































bullet::::- house of windsor ( 1917–present) – "bermuda under british rule"
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