Match List - I with List - II taking assistance of the codes given below :List - I
(Treaties with Marathas)List - II
(Years)1. Treaty of Saibai a. 1782 2. Treaty of Bassein b. 1802 3. Treaty of Surji Anjangoan c. 1803 4. Treaty of Rajpurghat d. 1805
1 - a, 2 - b, 3 - c, 4 - d
Understanding the key treaties signed between the Marathas and other powers, especially the British, is crucial for studying Indian history. These treaties often marked significant shifts in power dynamics and the political landscape.
The question asks us to match specific treaties with the years they were concluded.
Let's look at each treaty and its historical year:
Based on these historical facts, we can create the correct matching:
| List - I (Treaties with Marathas) | List - II (Years) | Matching |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Treaty of Salbai | a. 1782 | 1 - a |
| 2. Treaty of Bassein | b. 1802 | 2 - b |
| 3. Treaty of Surji Anjangaon | c. 1803 | 3 - c |
| 4. Treaty of Rajpurghat | d. 1805 | 4 - d |
The correct pairings are: Treaty of Salbai (1782), Treaty of Bassein (1802), Treaty of Surji Anjangaon (1803), and Treaty of Rajpurghat (1805).
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