The incident depicted in the image serves as an example of how Europeans were able to use joint-stock companies, like the British EIC, to weaken Asian states.
By giving Europeans greater access to and control over Asian markets, the Mughal grant demonstrates how competition between mercantilist states and corporations in Europe weakened Asian states.
The image only depicts the beginning of the British conquest of India, whereas the British gained complete control over India in the nineteenth century, making this the most significant change in the relationship between Great Britain and South Asia from the time of the image to the nineteenth century.
• The cooperation between the Mughals and the British depicted in the image changed in the nineteenth century, as Britain crushed the great Indian rebellion (or Sepoy Mutiny) of 1857. This is a significant example of how the relationship between Great Britain and India changed. The biggest shift was Britain's increased influence in India, which brought about the demise of the country's textile industry, the spread of famine, and India's impoverishment.
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