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Ep. 6: The Tiger & The General: Power and Betrayal in 18th-Century South India

Ep. 6: The Tiger & The General: Power and Betrayal in 18th-Century South India

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This episode delves into the brutal, complex, and pivotal history of Hyder Ali and his son, Tipu Sultan, the formidable rulers of Mysore who challenged the British East India Company's dominance. We explore an extensive historical sketch that chronicles the relentless military campaigns, shifting alliances, and high-stakes political betrayals that defined late 18th-century South India.


From the strategic brilliance of Hyder Ali to the fierce resistance of Tipu Sultan, this account details the intricate web of conflict involving the English, the Marathas, and the Nizam of Hyderabad. We'll uncover the internal power struggles and financial crises within the Company's own administration, driven by the immense cost of sustained warfare. The narrative also touches on the harsh realities of the era, including forced religious conversions and the cultural clashes that shaped this crucible of empire.


Note: This episode is based on a historical account, likely from a British perspective. It details events and perspectives from the 18th century and is presented here as a document for historical examination.


In This Episode, We Explore:

  • Hyder Ali's masterful military strategies and his declared hostilities against the English.
  • The intricate "great game" of diplomacy and betrayal between Mysore, the Marathas, and the Nizam.
  • Tipu Sultan's inheritance of power and his continuation of the fight against the Company.
  • The internal disputes over command and the crippling financial costs of war for the British.
  • The brutal social realities of the conflict, including accounts of forced conversions.
  • Key military campaigns that shaped the future of the Carnatic, Malabar, and all of South India.


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