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    Siraj-ud-Daulah was the 23-year-old Nawab of Bengal and grandson of Alivardhi Khan, the Nawab during whose rule fortifications of French and English trading centers began. In 1756, the Nawab's troops attacked Calcutta and imprisoned 143 English civilians and soldiers, known as the "Black Hole of Calcutta". Robert Clive later recaptured Calcutta for the English. The Nawab proceeded to the Battle of Plassey on June 23, 1757, where the English East India Company emerged more powerful in Bengal after their victory.

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    Siraj-ud-Daulah was the 23-year-old Nawab of Bengal and grandson of Alivardhi Khan, the Nawab during whose rule fortifications of French and English trading centers began. In 1756, the Nawab's troops attacked Calcutta and imprisoned 143 English civilians and soldiers, known as the "Black Hole of Calcutta". Robert Clive later recaptured Calcutta for the English. The Nawab proceeded to the Battle of Plassey on June 23, 1757, where the English East India Company emerged more powerful in Bengal after their victory.

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    Siraj-ud-Daulah was the 23-year-old Nawab of Bengal and grandson of Alivardhi Khan, the Nawab during whose rule fortifications of French and English trading centers began. In 1756, the Nawab's troops attacked Calcutta and imprisoned 143 English civilians and soldiers, known as the "Black Hole of Calcutta". Robert Clive later recaptured Calcutta for the English. The Nawab proceeded to the Battle of Plassey on June 23, 1757, where the English East India Company emerged more powerful in Bengal after their victory.

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    ALIVARDHI KHAN WAS THE NAWAB OF BENGAL IN 1740.

    SIRAJ-UD-DOULAH IS 23 YEARS OLD YOUNG MAN. HE IS THE GRAND SON OF ALIVARDHI KHAN.

    DURING ALIVARDHI KHANS PERIOD FORTIFICATION OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH TRADING CENTRES WAS STARTED.

    IN 1756 THE NAWABS TROOPS ATTACKED CALCUTTA AND SOME OF THE NAWAB SOLDIERS CAPTURED ABOUT 143 ENGLLISH CIVILIANS AND SOLDIERS.

    THIS INCIDENT WAS KNOWN AS |BLACK HOLE OF CALCUTTA}.

    ROBERT CLIVE WAS ABLE TO RECAPTURE CALCUTTA.

    MIR JAFAR THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SIRAJ-UD-DOULAH, THE NAWAB OF BENGAL.

    FRENCH WARNED SIRAJ ABOUT THE CONSPIRACY OF THE ENGLISH.

    NAWAB OF BENGAL PROCEEDED TO THE BATTLE FIELD AT PLASSEY RD ON 23 JUNE 1757.

    ENGLISH COMPANY BECAME MORE POWERFUL IN BENGAL.

    MIR QASIM WAS MADE THE NAWAB OF BENGAL.

    MIR QASIM REALISED HIS POSITION, HE TRIED TO STRENGTHEN HIMSELF AND TO FREE HIMSELF FROM ENGLLISH DEPENDENCY.

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