Azim-ud-Daula

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Azim-ud-Daula was an Indian Muslim prince of the 19th century who ruled the Carnatic region under British suzerainty as one of its last Nawabs.

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Azim-ud-Daula canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century Indian monarch
Indian prince
Muslim ruler
Nawab of the Carnatic
allegiance British Crown
associatedWith Arcot nobility
Carnatic Nawab dynasty
linked to: Carnatic Nawabate
capitalOfDomain Madras (Chennai)
linked to: Chennai
country India
culturalSphere Indo-Islamic court culture
ethnicity Indian Muslim
followedBy hereditary Princes of Arcot
governmentForm princely state under British paramountcy
historicalSignificance last phase of Carnatic Nawab rule
knownFor being among the last Nawabs of the Carnatic under British rule
languageOfCourt Persian
Urdu
linked to: Urdu language
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Madras Presidency
monarchOf Carnatic region
nobleTitle Nawab
Prince
notableAs one of the last Nawabs of the Carnatic
partOf British India
politicalStatus client ruler of the British Empire
positionHeld Nawab of the Carnatic
Prince of Arcot
precededBy earlier Nawabs of the Carnatic
realmType subordinate princely domain
region South India
regionRuled Carnatic
religion Islam
residence Chepauk Palace
Madras
linked to: Madras, India
ruledUnder British suzerainty
sovereigntyStatus vassal ruler
style His Highness
successorTitleTransformedTo Prince of Arcot
timePeriod 19th century
titleAfterAnnexation Prince of Arcot
titleStyle Nawab Bahadur
linked to: Nawab

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Nawab of the Carnatic hasRuler Azim-ud-Daula
Wallajah dynasty notableRuler Azim-ud-Daula