The Farman of 1717 was issued by Emperor Farrukhshiyar and granted significant trade concessions to the British East India Company.
Which Mughal emperor granted 'Farman' in 1717 to the British East India Company?
Asked in WBPSC CS Prelims 2023 · Topic: East India Company and Nawab of Bengal (Early English Presence and Trade Concessions in Bengal)
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