Resistance Against the Company Raj: With Special Reference to Bihar and Jharkhand (1757–1856)

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Indian Historical Review Pub Date : 2022-06-01 DOI:10.1177/03769836221108361

Ashok Aounshuman

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Abstract

The British conquest of India was not akin to venividi vici dictum. Rather, it was a slow and gruelling expansion marked by resistance to it from cross-sections of individuals and social groups in Bihar and Jharkhand. The resistance of Fateh Shahi and Tilka Manjhi during early colonial rule were spontaneous in nature and were individual-centric. In contrast, the Kol and Santhal rebellions of mid-nineteenth century were organised group activity and also had an alternative vision regarding the socio-economic and political order to be created in the aftermath of the rebellion. The present article tries to delineate the variations in the nature, organisational structure and vision of the series of the resistance movements prior to 1857.

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反抗公司统治:特别提到比哈尔邦和贾坎德邦(1757-1856)

英国对印度的征服并不是一种自讨苦吃。相反，这是一个缓慢而艰苦的扩张，其特点是来自比哈尔邦和贾坎德邦个人和社会团体的抵制。Fateh Shahi和Tilka Manjhi在早期殖民统治期间的抵抗本质上是自发的，是以个人为中心的。相比之下，19世纪中期的科尔和桑塔尔叛乱是有组织的群体活动，对于叛乱后要建立的社会经济和政治秩序也有另一种看法。本文试图描述1857年以前的一系列抵抗运动在性质、组织结构和远景方面的变化。

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