Queen Victoria’s Proclamation was issued on which of the following dates?
1 November, 1858
Understanding Queen Victoria's Proclamation Date
Queen Victoria's Proclamation is a significant event in the history of British India. It marked the end of the rule of the British East India Company and the beginning of direct rule by the British Crown.
Following the Indian Mutiny or Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, the British government decided to take direct control of India.
The Proclamation announcing this change was issued by Queen Victoria.
Let's look at the dates provided in the options:
- 1 November, 1857
- 27 March, 1858
- 1 November, 1858
The Queen's Proclamation was read out by Lord Canning in a grand Durbar at Allahabad on 1 November, 1858. This date is officially recognized as when the transfer of power from the East India Company to the British Crown took place.
Therefore, the correct date for Queen Victoria's Proclamation is 1 November, 1858.
Important Questions from Changes in Indian Administration after 1858
British East India Company was liquidated by which law?
In which year was the Central Province formed?
Who was the political agent of princely State of Sirohi at the time of 1857 revolt in Rajasthan?
The British parliament transferred the powers of east India company to the British crown in ________.
By which Indian Council Act Indian people were admitted to the Legislative activities of India?
