Oudh State

The Oudh State was a Mughal subah, then an independent kingdom, and lastly a British protectorate in the Awadh region of North India until its annexation by the British East India Company in 1856. The name Oudh, now obsolete, was once the anglicized name of the state, also written historically as Oudhe.

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King Oudh

West Nepal and Oudh

Nepal and Oudh in 1883

Sikh Soldiers in Awadh during the retaking of Lucknow. Watercolour by Med Egron Lundgren, 1858

Sikh Soldiers in Awadh during the retaking of Lucknow. Watercolour by Med Egron Lundgren, 1858

Map of Bengal, Bihar, Oudh and Allahbad (Bangladesh, Indian Wset Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh) 1779 by James Rennell

Map of Bengal, Bihar, Oudh and Allahbad (Bangladesh, Indian Wset Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh) 1779 by James Rennell

Maharaja Tikait Rai, minister of Oudh, d. 1801

1832 Northern Frontier of Oud bordering on Goorkhali Territories by Warden Grant F17-17

Departure of the Queen and Royal family of Oude from Southampton

• এই কি রামের অযোধ্যা - novel by Chandi Charan Sen, Bangla

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
event	armed conflict	1738	Nadir Shah's invasion of India	Mughal Empire, invasion, Hyderabad State, Afsharid Empire, Oudh State	Wikidata
event	war	1857	Indian Mutiny of 1857	Birjis Qadir, Tulsipur State, Oudh State, rebellion, Rani Lakshmibai, Jhansi, Sepoy, Nana Sahib, Kingdom of Nepal, Dhir Shumsher Rana, war, British Empire, East India Company, Gwalior State, Jung Bahadur Rana, Kunwar Singh	Wikidata
commons	image		King Oudh		Commons
commons	image		West Nepal and Oudh		Commons
commons	image		Nepal and Oudh in 1883		Commons
commons	image		Sikh Soldiers in Awadh during the retaking of Lucknow. Watercolour by Med Egron Lundgren, 1858		Commons
commons	image		Sikh Soldiers in Awadh during the retaking of Lucknow. Watercolour by Med Egron Lundgren, 1858		Commons
commons	image		Map of Bengal, Bihar, Oudh and Allahbad (Bangladesh, Indian Wset Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh) 1779 by James Rennell		Commons
commons	image		Map of Bengal, Bihar, Oudh and Allahbad (Bangladesh, Indian Wset Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh) 1779 by James Rennell		Commons
commons	image		Maharaja Tikait Rai, minister of Oudh, d. 1801		Commons
commons	image		1832 Northern Frontier of Oud bordering on Goorkhali Territories by Warden Grant F17-17		Commons
commons	image		Departure of the Queen and Royal family of Oude from Southampton		Commons