-
kilometers from the
state capital Bangalore and 60
kilometers from
MysoreDerived from
Maddu (in Kannada) a term
referring to
chemicals used for explosives...
- May 1799)
commonly referred to as Sher-e-
Mysore or "Tiger of
Mysore", was a
ruler of the
Kingdom of
Mysore based in
South India. He was a
pioneer of...
-
southern tropical India. The
specific epithet mysorensis is
derived from the city of
Mysore.
Thunbergia mysorensis often reaches 6
metres (20 ft) and has...
- name from the city of
Mysore which is also the
headquarters of the district. The
original name of this city was
Mahishapura derived from a
demon named Mahishasura...
- the
Kingdom of
Mysore,
Hyder Ali.
After the invasion, the
Kingdom of
Cochin to the
south of
Malabar became a
tributary state of
Mysore. The
invasion of...
- of the
Kingdom of
Mysore.
After the
death of
Krishnaraja Wodeyar II in 1759 CE,
Hyder Ali
seized control of the
kingdom of
Mysore and with it, the administration...
-
Mysore is a city in the
state of Karnataka, India. It is
known as the
cultural capital of Karnataka.
Mysore was the
capital of the
Wodeyar kings who ruled...
- Chamarajanagar, H****an, Kodagu, Kolar, Mandya,
Mysore and Tumkur. The name of the
plateau is
derived from
Karunadu ("land of
black soil"). The plateau...
- his son
Rajaram I. This
conquest gave him
possession of vast
territory in
Mysore plateau and
Madras Carnatic,
containing 100 forts.
Shivaji intended to reconcile...
-
Robert Abercromby, his ally
against Tipu Sultan, the
ruler of the
Kingdom of
Mysore, in 1791.
Virajpet was the
headquarters of ****enalknad taluk. The first...
