Hyder ali

Hyder Ali Khan

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The battlelines are drawn in Karnataka over the Siddaramaiah government’s decision to celebrate November 10 as Tipu Jayanti. But what’s the truth about the ‘Tiger of Mysore’? Author and historian Wil

Just prior to the onset of the Second Anglo-Mysore War, when the British became aware of Hyder Ali's hostile intentions, they decided to...

The ruler wrote an account of 37 of his dreams.

Nawab Hyder Ali Khan of Mysore (r: 1761-1782) succumbed to cancer on December 7, 1782, in Narasingarayanipet, located near Chittoor in Andhr...

Tipu Sultan (TheTiger of Mysore) November 1750 to May 1799 was the ruler of the Sultanate of Mysore. He was murdered by the British in 1799

Hyder Ali, sided with the French following the annexation of lands belonging to one of his dependents by the British. His 90,000 strong army defeated a British-Indian force at Parambakum on 10 September 1780. Sir Eyre Coote was then sent against Hyder Ali with a larger force. He defeated him at Porto Novo on 1 July and Pollilore on 27 August 1781. Coote was again victorious at Sholinghur on 27 September 1781, but the war dragged on with neither side able to claim a decisive victory.