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The 14 pages that link to Government of India Act 1858, each with the reason it gives.

• British RajRelated: It formally established Crown rule after the Indian Rebellion of 1857.

• Indian Rebellion of 1857Related: It formally ended Company rule after the rebellion.

• Queen VictoriaRelated: It made Victoria sovereign over British India and inaugurated direct Crown rule.

• British IndiaRelated: It formally ended company rule over British India.

• Indian ArmyRelated: Crown rule placed the army within a new imperial administration after 1857.

• Princely stateRelated: It formalized the Crown's role in managing relations with princely rulers.

• Doctrine of LapseRelated: The transfer ended the Company’s authority to continue its annexation policy.

• Regulating Act 1773Related: It completed the transfer of authority from Company rule to direct Crown government.

• Indian Civil ServiceRelated: The transfer placed the established administrative service under direct Crown government.

• British paramountcyRelated: Crown rule inherited and consolidated the Company's relationships with princely states.

• Bakht KhanRelated: The rebellion’s defeat led to this transfer of authority from Company to Crown.

• Oudh StateRelated: The rebellion following annexation helped bring Company rule to an end.