Nawab

Begum” She never got that attention which a woman deserves and desires about. Begum’s sexual fantasies were neglected by Nawaab and her priceless beauty was “wasted away in anguished loneliness.” As per the patriarchy of men’s superiority, she obeyed Nawab every now and then.

The Thousand and One Nights is a story where the King, after realizing his wife to be adulterous, weds a new woman each night and puts her to death at dawn to avoid ever being hurt again. In this story, Shahrazad, the daughter of the King’s Vizier, offers to become his next wife with a plan to try and end the King’s murderous streak. In The Thousand and One Nights tales, both the father, the Vizier, and his daughter, Shahrazad utilize animals for the purpose of manipulating together tales that embody

Plassey and Buxar were fought with the purpose to establish English regime in the land of India by English East India Company. Actually, battle of Buxar was the supplementary part of the battle of Plassey. After this battle, the regime of English East India Company began in Bengal, and also its influence was spread. During the existence of regime of Mogul empire in India, Europeans had already entered. Mogul emperors were ruling their empire deputing or appointing representatives in their emperors'

exposes the disconnect between the sexuality’s of Begum Jan and Nawab because of their genders. Chugthai raises the questions of marriage as a social and economic enterprise by stating, “despite renewing the cotton filling in her quilt each year Begum Jan continued to shiver night after night” (Chughtai). Begum Jan “shivers” at the thought of her sexual fantasies as a form of frustration with the state of loneliness in her marriage to Nawab. Begum Jan

1.) The Nawab is well-known for being a generous person, especially to his guests, for he is always making sure they are feeling happy and welcomed in his home. Although he tries his best to be extra polite to everyone, he has his dominant ways. He has been ruling since a young age, therefore, he is used to getting everything he desires, and he knows how strong and powerful of person he is. Although he likes to entertain Europeans, he is inferior and not well-liked by them, and he does not really

Introduction The East India Company (EIC), formally chartered as the Governor and Company of Merchants of London trading into the East, it was also well known as the Honourable East India Company, and its primary purpose was to trade with the East Indies, though it mainly landed up trading with the Indian subcontinent. It started off as a Joint stock company. The company petitioned Queen Elisabeth I to sail to the East Indies after the defeat of the Spanish armada which prevented privateers from

The Bengal region had a complex political organisation structure that completely changed the region in the mid to late eighteenth century. This essay will examine the Bengali culture in broad sense and then go on to discuss the political organisation of the Bengal region and study how governing of the state occurred between the assigned time period of 1750-1800. The essay will also compare the political organisation of the Qing Dynasty, the Chakri Dynasty, the Neo-Sumerian Empire, the Inca Empire

India: to make profits, but avoid upsetting the traditional order as much as possible. Robert Clive and Warren Hastings were the fathers of the Honorable Company's army in India prior to 1857, but they in turn based their policies on the armies of the Nawab of Awadh and the Benares Raj. The resulting Company army was composed largely of high-caste Hindus and Muslim peasants, and the Company catered to their religious sensitivities and preferences. Essentially, the Company army until 1857

housewife, whose Nawab husband has no time for her, finds sexual and emotional succor in the companionship of a female servant. The story is narrated from the perspective of a young, precocious girl who attempts to come grips with a reality that she cannot understand. . The child is a witness to strange incidents in the house of Begum Jaan, the adopted sister of her mother when she is left in her care. It is a house that presents a picture of apparent heterosexual normality. The Nawab, Begum Jaan’s

The Portuguese Working Under the English East India Company at Fort St. George Madras in the Seventeenth Century The success for the English East India Company making inroads in the Coromandel was due to the Anglo-Portuguese Truce (1630), which made possible for the foundation of an English settlement in 1640 at Madraspatnam. With the establishment of Fort St. George in 1640, slowly the migrants begin to settle down with the promise of no tax for thirty years, ‘the term of thirty years only no custom