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不列颠东印度公司（british east india company） British East India Company Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search The company flag from 1600 to 1707 is made up of St Georges cross and cross bars on the corners. The design of the flag may be an example of the American flag. The company flag from 1707 to 1801; the St Georges cross was replaced by the flag of the kingdom of great britain. From 1801 to 1874, the company flag, the flag of Great Britain, was replaced by the flag of the United kingdom. The company is based in the East India building The East India Company emblem. Honourable East India Company (The Honourable East India Company, a British East India Company or a British East India Co, British East, India Company, BEIC, EHIC), sometimes called John (John Company), is a joint-stock company. In December 31, 1600, Queen Elizabeth I of England granted the company a royal charter, giving it the privilege of trading in India. In fact, this Charter gives The Honourable East India Company the monopoly of trade in East India for 21 years. As time went by, East India Company became a real master of India from a commercial trading company. It was also assisted in rule and military functions until it was relieved of administrative power in 1858. Note: unless otherwise specified in this article, the East India Company referred to herein refer to the British East India Company. Catalog [hidden] 1 History 1.1 creating age 1.1.1 original organizational structure 1.2, based in India 1.3 expansion 1.4, the road to full monopoly 1.4.1 trade monopoly 1.4.2 saltpetre trade 1.4.3 opium trade 1.4.4 colonial monopoly 1.4.5 local resistance 1.5 regulation of company affairs 1.5.1 financial difficulties 1.5.2 regulation bill 1773 East India Company bill East India Company act 1784 (Pitt act) 1786 act charter act 1813 charter act 1833 charter act 1853 1.6 end 2 Influence 3 East India Conference 4 popular culture 5 vessel 6 East India Company archives 7 references 8 Se