Tipu's second son Fateh Hyder was declared king.
Hyder Ali invaded Malabar for a second time
Hyder Ali, the 18th century ruler of Mysore,
In 1763, Hyder Ali conquered Bedanoor(Bidnur),
commissioned by the Hyder Ali in 1760.
Uttar Pradesh to Mohammad Sultan Hyder'Josh.
the other being Hyder Ali of Mysore.
where Hyder Ali of the Mysore,
Hyder received an independent command in Mysore in 1749.
lakes and forts damaged by Hyder Ali, restoring law and order.
Hyder believed that this behaviour amounted to treachery against the sovereign.
Yusuf Khan was regarded for his strategy and Hyder Ali for his speed.
Lal Bagh is a botanical garden, commissioned by the Hyder Ali in 1760.
Here is Hyder, a ball of hair decided to to melt our hearts!
Hyder Ali started extending the territories of his kingdom
by conquering south Indian states.
The hole through which Hyder Ali's soldiers sneaked is called Onake Obavvana Kindi(kindi=hole)
When Hyder Ali swept into the Carnatic towards Arcot on 23 July 1780,
The hole through which Hyder Ali's soldiers sneaked is called Onake Obavvana Kindi(kindi=hole)
or Onake kindi.
the Kallars ravaged the country in every direction, the Hyder Ali, the soldier of fortune,
Hyder Ali, who himself was illiterate,
was very particular about giving his eldest son a good education befitting a prince.
Hyder Ali,
and later his son Sultan Tipu were early to understand the threat of the British East India Company and resisted it.
The first signs of victory against the British
were seen in Mysore where Nawab Hyder Ali first waged war against the British in 1782.
Hyder Ali, the 18th century ruler of Mysore,
and his son and successor, Tipu Sultan used them effectively against the British East India Company.
The credit of keeping the British away from southern India truly goes to Tipu Sultan and
his father who was another courageous leader, Hyder Ali.
About 1761 a Muslim adventurer, Hyder Ali, already commander in chief, made
himself ruler of the state of Mysore and set about expanding his dominions.
He was succeeded by his son Umdat ul-Umara,
who was later accused of supporting Tipu Sultan the heir of Hyder Ali during the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War.
Hyder Ali opened hostilities against the British in retaliation in 1780,
and achieved significant success in early campaigns of what became known as Second Anglo-Mysore War.