Question

Which treaty was signed after the first Anglo-Gurkha War?
A. Basauli
B. Kaguli
C. Sagauli
D. Daguli

Answer 1

Hint: The treaty is named after a district in the Eastern part of Bihar. It is in the Champaran district. It is close to the Nepal-Bihar border.

Complete Answer:
The Kingdom of Gorkha and the East India Company entered into the first Anglo-Gurkha. The treaty of Sagauli finished the Anglo-Nepalese (Gurkha) War (1814–16). It ended on 2 December 1815 and was approved by 4 March 1816 and set up the limit line of Nepal.

By the treaty, Nepal revoked all cases to the place of Tarai, or swamp nation, and surrendered its areas west of the Kali River and reaching out to the Sutlej River. Nepal stayed autonomous, yet it got a British occupant with the status of a minister to a free nation.

Hence the correct answer is Option C.

Additional Information:
The disagreement regarding the issue of Butwal and Syuraj was the quick reason for the Anglo-Nepal war. Since the early days, the lord of Palpa had been involving those domains in the terai locale. On the state of paying income to Nawab Bajir of Abadh.

Note: East India Company previously enrolled Gurkhas after enduring weighty losses during the Anglo-Nepalese War otherwise called the Gurkha War. In 1947, when India got autonomous, it was chosen to part in Gurkha regiments between the British and Indian militaries.