Treaty of Poona (1817)

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The Treaty of Poona (1817) was an agreement imposed by the British East India Company on the Peshwa of the Maratha Empire after military defeat, significantly curtailing Maratha sovereignty and expanding British control in western India.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
treaty
aim to formalize British dominance over the Peshwa
to secure British strategic interests in western India
counterpartyTitle Peshwa of the Maratha Empire
linked to: Peshwa
country British India
dateSigned 1817
effect curtailment of Maratha sovereignty
expansion of British control in western India
reduction of Peshwa’s political authority
strengthening of British paramountcy over Maratha territories
historicalContext British expansion in western India
historicalPeriod Third Anglo-Maratha War
imposedBy British East India Company
imposedOn Maratha Empire
Peshwa Baji Rao II
linked to: Baji Rao II
language English
location Bombay Presidency
Poona
linked to: Pune

Pune
party Company government in Bombay
politicalNature unequal treaty
powerBalance favored British East India Company
regionAffected Deccan
linked to: Deccan Plateau

western India
relatedTo Anglo-Maratha Wars
British colonial rule in India
resultOf British military pressure in western India
military defeat of the Peshwa
signatory British East India Company
Maratha Empire
Peshwa Baji Rao II
linked to: Baji Rao II

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Battle of Khadki relatedTo Treaty of Poona (1817)
Anglo-Maratha Wars significantEvent Treaty of Pune (1817)
linked to: Treaty of Poona (1817)
Third Anglo-Maratha War treaty Treaty of Poona (1817)
Third Anglo-Maratha War treaty Treaty of Gwalior (1817)
linked to: Treaty of Poona (1817)
Treaty of Mandeswar (1818) relatedTo Treaty of Poona (1817)