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Who was the first Indian ruler to join the Subsidiary Alliance?

A $Peshwa Bajirao II$
B $The King of Travancore$
C $The Nawab of Oudh$
D $The Nizam of Hyderabad$

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The Nizam of Hyderabad (Nizam Ali Khan) was the first Indian ruler to officially sign and accept the well-structured Subsidiary Alliance system introduced by Governor-General Lord Wellesley in the year 1798 .

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Who was the first Indian ruler to join the Subsidiary Alliance?

A

Peshwa Bajirao II

B

The King of Travancore

C

The Nawab of Oudh

D

The Nizam of Hyderabad

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