Shah Alam II issued a farman granting the diwani of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa to the East India Company in lieu of an annual payment of Rs ______.

Emperor Shah Alam- II gave the Diwani of Bengal - Bihar and Orissa to East India Company on –

Shah Shuja, the subahdar of Bengal in 1651, allowed the English to trade in Bengal in return for an annual payment of Rs _____ in lieu of all duties.

'Golden Farman’ issued to East India Company by the Sultan of Golconda in _____. On a payment of 500 pagodas a year, they earned the privilege of trading freely in the ports of Golconda.

For the exercise of diwani functions, the Company appointed two deputy diwans, Mohammad Reza Khan for Bengal and ________ for Bihar.

Who introduced the dual system of government, i.e., the rule of the two—the Company and the Nawab—in Bengal?