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The 15 pages that link to Bombay Presidency, each with the reason it gives.

• MumbaiNarrower topic: Its institutions made Bombay a center of colonial administration and trade.

• Bengal PresidencyCompared with: Its distinct region and institutions show how presidencies varied across British India.

• Madras PresidencyCompared with: It was the western counterpart to Madras among the presidencies.

• BombayBroader topic: The city name extended to a colonial presidency that shaped its regional prominence.

• Morarji DesaiNarrower topic: Desai was born in the province’s Bhadeli village, in present-day Gujarat.

• Third Anglo-Maratha WarRelated: The Company annexed Peshwa territories that strengthened its western Indian holdings.

• AhmedabadRelated: Colonial administration linked Ahmedabad to the presidency’s political and commercial systems.

• First Anglo-Maratha WarRelated: Its officials backed Raghunath Rao, setting Company policy against the Maratha regency.

• History of GujaratRelated: Its boundaries and institutions governed much of Gujarat before independence.

• HubliRelated: Hubli’s colonial-era administration was connected to the Bombay Presidency.

• ParsisRelated: Its institutions and commercial networks shaped Parsi public life under British rule.

• Sassoon familyNarrower topic: The family’s Indian commercial base grew within this British colonial territory.

• University of MumbaiNarrower topic: The university began as an institution serving this colonial region.

• History of MaharashtraRelated: Colonial administration reshaped Maharashtra’s boundaries, economy, and political institutions.

• History of MumbaiNarrower topic: The city’s history unfolded within a colonial province extending far beyond the islands.