Under Lord Wellesley's Subsidiary Alliance system, what was the restriction placed on the allied Indian ruler regarding foreign relations?
Options:
- A: The ruler could maintain diplomatic relations only with neighboring states.
- B: The ruler could declare war on any state but had to share the spoils with the British.
- C: The ruler could not employ any European or negotiate with any other power without British consent.
- D: The ruler was free to sign treaties with other European powers except France.
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