KnowraGreat Bengal famine of 1770Linked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Great Bengal famine of 1770, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 10Battle of PlasseyRelated: Company rule after Plassey shaped the revenue system operating during the famine.Bengal PresidencyRelated: It exposed the human costs of Company rule and its revenue priorities.Battle of BuxarRelated: Company revenue authority after Buxar formed part of the political setting for the famine.Permanent SettlementRelated: The famine and revenue practices exposed the dangers of Company rule before the settlement.Regulating Act 1773Related: The disaster intensified criticism of the Company’s administration before the Act.Robert CliveRelated: The Company’s revenue-centered rule, established during Clive’s era, formed part of the context for the disaster.Treaty of AllahabadRelated: Company revenue demands under the post-treaty order became part of debates about its response to famine.Diwani of BengalRelated: The famine exposed the consequences of revenue demands under Company rule, though its causes were multiple.Company rule in IndiaRelated: The famine exposed the human costs of Company revenue policy and administrative weakness.Nawabs of BengalRelated: It followed the transfer of fiscal authority to the Company and intensified scrutiny of its rule.