How?! How such a populated country get colonized so many times?

How?! How such a populated country get colonized so many times?
Keep in mind that the population of india back in 1600 was around 130 million

Are they naturally submissive?

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Euros were kinda like the martians in war of the worlds in some aspects when Vasco da Gama arrived there

India wasn't colonized in the 1600s as most of those are just rinkydink trading posts with the sole exception of Goa, which the Portuguese entirely conquered.

The real colonization began in the 1700s.
>India breaks apart in the 1700s
>Princes fighting each other n shiet.
>In comes Eurofags
>Eurofag: "Hey local sultan/raja/chatrapatti/khan/whatever, if you allow us a trading post in your land, we will give you advanced weapons & technology in your war against X Rival.
>Local Prince: "Sure, here's some land."
>Repeat ad nauseam.
By the mid 1700s, England and France & their pet princes practically pushed the other Europeans off. Then after the Seven Years War, the English & their Pet Princes were victorious, securing India under their rule.

The first military defeat by a European power in India occurred in 1757. Prior to that Indian "colonies" were trading outposts.

By 1757, India had fallen apart into civil war. The Mughals were gone, you had the Maratha Confederacy trying to be the new Mughals, but they were simply fighting the Afghans and the Bengalis. Indian bankers started supporting the Company because it was more stable and profiteering than the states themselves.

Eventually, the East India Company army surpassed all Indian states and conquered them one by one. First the small ones like Bengal, Madras, and parts of Eastern India were subdued. By 1818, the EIC army had grown into 200,000+ troops. In the third Anglo - Maratha War, the Marathas were defeated and every Maratha commander was reduced to his local fiefdom and the Crown replaced the Confederacy at Delhi.

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Finally a sensible answer.

This was the situation in 1757.

Also
>Swedish India
>Danish India
>French India

These were largely outposts granted to European companies by Indian states themselves. The model of medieval Indian economy was allowing European companies to establish factories in port cities. The Europeans would produce manufactured goods in exchange for Indian textiles, and spices. This model worked until one European power decided it was time to overthrow the system (who except the perfidious Albion?)

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What?

>that map
Bihar is rightful Bengal clay

The Mughals themselves were colonizers
People sometimes make fun of Chinese for being ruled over by foreigners but the meme applies far more to India

Likely because Indian people recognise the Mughals were foreign and dedicated a 27 years war to free ourselves from Mughal control. Chinese people claim Qing and Yuan as their own.

Lots of other conquerors before the Mughals too
Also the Chinese turned around and conquered the Qing and most of Mongolia

UOOOOH

Lol no they didn’t

Only a bunch of Afghan rulers(in a span of 200-300 years) had taken control of Delhi before the Mughal Empire. Before 1000 CE, there was no foreign rule in India.

understandable

Pic rel don't think there's any Han Chinese equivalent to this tbf

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Literally zero proper foreign kangdom before Mughals.
Why don't you name is "lots of conquerors"

Makes sens

It's because indians colonised indians. The entire British India company was basically indian sepoys on payroll doing the the bidding for Anglo. Even in small villages it is known that the Anglos are a race of cowards who only know manipulation.

indians got their ass whooped by every foreign force that encountered them
why would it be different for europeans?