alleryStart learning →After the 1891 revolt in Manipur, the British placed on the throne
AMinor Prince Churachandra
BPrince Surachandra
CPrince Tikendrajit
DKing Kulachandra restored
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Minor Prince Churachandra
1. Kulachandra was deposed and exiled after the revolt was crushed.
2. A minor Manipuri prince, Churachandra, was installed as king in September 1891.
3. The Political Agent of the British ran the administration on his behalf.
4. Manipur was made to pay 2.5 lakh rupees compensation and 50,000 rupees annually.
_Source: SEBA Class X Social Science, History Part-I, Ch 3, §3.5_
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