Tipu Sultan (c 1750-1799) was born in Devanhalli, Karnataka. His father, Hyder Ali, made himself Muslim ruler of Mysore around 1761. From an early age Tipu accompanied his father on military ...
This is the seal of Sultan Fateh Ali Tipu (1750-1799), the 'Tiger of Mysore' used by him to confirm official documents. It has been in the Powell-Cotton family at Quex Park, Birchington ...
At MBIFL 2025, historian Vikram Sampath and scholar S. Nagesh dissected the legacy of Tipu Sultan, sparking debates over his ...
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Tipu’s sword sells for Rs 3.4 crore at UK auction housewhich depicts a “British lion overcoming the tiger”, sold for £23,040 (Rs 24 lakh). A report on the secret alliance between Tipu Sultan and the nawabs of the Carnatic, signed by N B ...
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Partly the whimsical ingenuity of the life-size mechanical device depicting a tiger mauling a redcoat engendered this ...
Wellesley knew that this would threaten the British position and so moved to destroy the one ally France still had in India, Tipu Sultan. The scene depicts the capture of Srirangapatna on 4 May 1799.
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