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The correct answer is: A) Princely states.<\/p>\n
Parts of Madhya Pradesh were under direct British rule, while other parts remained as princely states. These princely states were ruled by hereditary rulers who owed allegiance to the British Crown. They were not part of British India, but they were under British suzerainty.<\/p>\n
The princely states were a diverse group, ranging in size from small principalities to large kingdoms. They had their own governments, laws, and customs. The British did not interfere in the internal affairs of the princely states, but they did have the right to intervene in cases of misrule.<\/p>\n
The princely states were abolished in 1947, when India gained independence. The rulers of the princely states were given the choice of joining either India or Pakistan. Most of the princely states in Madhya Pradesh joined India.<\/p>\n
Here is a brief explanation of each option:<\/p>\n
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