Indian Rebellion of 1857: uprising in India in 1857–58 against the rule of the British East India Company

The Indian Rebellion of 1857 was a major, but ultimately unsuccessful, uprising in India in 1857–58 against the rule of the British East India Company, which functioned as a sovereign power on behalf of the British Crown.Chapter 1 : Indian Rebellion of 1857Chapter 2: Company rule in India2.1 Development2.2 Guideline of Company rule2.3 Income assortment 2.4 Common help2.5 Trade 2.6 Equity framework2.7 Instruction2.8 Social change2.9 Post and transmit 2.10 Telecommunication2.11 Railroads2.12 WaterwaysChapter 3 : Reasons for the rebellionChapter 4 : The Enfield rifle Chapter 5 : Regular citizen restlessnessChapter 6 : The Bengal ArmyChapter 7 : Beginning of the Rebellion 7.1 Mangal Pandey 7.2 Distress during April 18577.3 Meerut 7.4 Delhi 7.5 Supporters and resistance Chapter 8: The Revolt 8.1 Attack of Delhi 8.2 Catch of Delhi by the renegades 8.3 Mughal reclamation8.4 Organization moves Chapter 9 : The attack 9.1 June through July9.2 The siege: August to September9.3 The catch of Delhi9.4 Groundwork for the attack9.5 The catch of the cityChapter 10 : Attack of Cawnpore 10.1 Disobedience at Fatehgarh10.2 Episode of defiance at Cawnpore10.3 Nana Sahib's contribution 10.4 Ambush on 23 June10.5 Give up of the British powers10.6 Bibighar slaughterChapter 10.7 Recover and revenge by the BritishChapter 11 Recover and revenge by the British11.1 Fallout11.2 MemorialsChapter 12 : Attack of LucknowChapter 13 : Raging of Secundra BaghChapter 14 : Jhansi Fort Chapter 15 : Panic of 1857