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Conflict ended with Treaty of Gajendragad in March 1787, as per which Tipu returned all the territory captured by Hyder Ali to Maratha Empire.[28][29] Tipu would elease Kalopant and return Adoni, Kittur, and Nargund to their previous rulers. Badami would be ceded to the Marathas, Tipu would also pay an annual tribute totaling 12 lakhs, for an agreed period of 4 years to the Marathas. In return, Tipu Sultan would get all the region that he had captured during the war. This includes Gajendragarh and Dharwar.[30][31] The Marathas in return agreed to recognize his authority and to address Tipu sultan as "Nabob Tipu Sultan Futteh Ally Khan".[31] However the Marathas ultimately betrayed Tipu and in the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War the Marathas presented their support to the British East India Company which allowed the British to take over Mysore in 1799.[32][page needed][33]

Mohibbul Hasan, Prof. Sheikh Ali, and other historians cast great doubt on the scale of the deportations and forced conversions in Coorg in particular. Hassan says that it is difficult to estimate the real number of Kodava captured by Tipu.[103]

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However, there is no doubt that the large majority of the Mahdivis, waged war upon Tipu after they were exiled. This is referred to in manuscripts namely, Mly. Cons. Feb 21, 1799, vol. 254a and Kirkpatrick to Wellesley Letters Jan 1799, ff 20b-22b. Jafar Khan, Tipus emissary to Constantinople in 1786 and a prominent Mahdivi leader and his 200 horsemen were coopted by the British on a monthly salary of Rs. 12500. And at the end of the war Jafar Khan and all the other prominent Mahdavi leaders were conferred with marks of favour by the British.

Tipu was Shia.in india it is not possible to distinguish between the Shia and Sunni .and especially during that time it was literally impossible.he was from basically gulbarga which was predominantly Shia kingdom .Sunnis who respect Sufis are nothing but Shia.and no one hates wahhabis more than Shia.tipu kept his muslims crediatials very strong hence many belief that he was a Shia.just like Mohammed Ali Jinnah whom very few know was actually a shia.

No doubt Tipu put up a brave fight against the British. So he did against the Marathas, the principal power fighting the East India Company. It was only in 1803, after the company forces under General Lake defeated the Maratha army in a battle at Patparganj (present day Noida) that the British captured Delhi and became the rulers of India.

A master military strategist is eclipsed by the doubts cast on his myriad economic and social experiments. Ironically, there is plenty of archival materials on this historical figure, produced by enemies, friends, victims, captives, perpetrators of conquest, employees and hagiographers, topped off by the copious writings by the sultan himself.

30 factories were established in Mysore, and 17 elsewhere. He instituted a state monopoly of precious commodities, such as sandalwood, pepper, cardamom, elephants and timber. Once the sultan had fallen, the British thought it fit to continue most of these monopolies.

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Thanks stringn00b...The birth dates come from Bhaskaran's study, as you will glean from this article.I am not sure how exact they are, but the study of vadaklkan pattukal (there are many researches on this topic)signify people and events existed though there is always a touch of exaggeration as time goes by..remember also that for tipu who hobnobbed with the Istanbul sultans,. teh french etc, the petty chiefs of Malabar were at best a nuisance, and of no great significance.

The story of tipu and Unniyarcha is said to be in the book "kadathanadan nombarangal" written by Mr.Bhaskaran. You may get more details regarding certain doubts expressed in the article from the book. But most probably this story connecting Unniyarcha with tipu is only a way to increase the sales of the book.

i have read the book, 'Kadathanadan nombarangal' by bhaskaran manantheri.It is published by Dhara publications, Manathei, Kuthuparamba-670643, phone 9447665450.

i belong to the place Nadapuram. There is a road starting which connects Avolam(1.5km away from the Nadapuram town) to Kallachi. Now it is called Tipu Sultan road (i guess not officially). in my childhood (10-15 years back only) i heard from local people that it was created by Tipu when he was going to attack a Kovilakam near Kallachi(where Puthoram veedu is situated according to Bhaskaran). I have also heard that the road is called Tipu sultan road by Muslims and Hindu's call it Unniyarcha road. i have also heard the stories of treasures people kept underground in fear of Tipu.

It is sad to see that some people still think everything in terms of cast only.

Thanks Sateesh, Sandeep and raja..

This was an analysis of the hypothesis put forward in Bhaskarans book. Much conflicts with reality, perhaps there was a unnitharcha who was picked up by Tipu. nothing in tipus records anyway..that was the point

Good article. it questions the rationale behind blended stories. one shall wonder why Unniyarcha could'nt get hold to at least a kitchen knife to fight the sultans & aids while in zenana!. The Unniyarcha, whom we have adorned will never live in Tippu's zenana or that of Wadiyar!

Hi Maddy,

Very entertaining read. Like your easy writing style.

On the material covered, first of all - good effort! But...I feel its a waste of time to try and accertain the facts in what must surely be a highly embellished story to begin with. Secondly I notice a similar trend among sikh friends of mine who are forever trying to establish what a brave and hardy people they are. Its gets on your nerves after a while. How can it be that a certain group/community are the bravest?...and the rest??? Surely this is nothing but delusionary self aggrandizement.

We thiyyas need heroes and heroines no doubt. Let us join the national stream and produce doctors, engineers, sportsmen, artists and thinkers...as Indians or humans (on an even larger stage) and outgrow this childish yet universal penchent for aggrandizing delusion. My experience in life has been that such delusion always leads to frustration and sorrow.

Keep writing!

Best,

hi maddy,

can i ask do u really belive that nairs were the only soilders of kerala.or really nairs were soilders.after studying about a number of princely ruling of kerala i doubt it.many before me also have said about it.whats ur opinion

maddy, perhaps "devotee" was a bit of an over-statement, on second thoughts - but contemporary history and later historians vouch for the fact that tipu was not the rabid religious fundamentalist that british accounts attempted to propagate. here is an interesting resource:

The Tiger and the Thistle

i live in mysore and visit srirangapatnam (sometimes on not very happy occasions, i have to admit - since we go there to the sangam to immerse the ashes of loved ones) - and am saddened and baffled by the nearly complete obliteration of tipu and the french on the island, except for sterile and sanitized touristy locations like the darya daulat palace and his dungeons. abbe dubois and the french bungalows are all gone, the place where his body was found is marked with an inscription and a concrete park. a more evocative spot is the ruined water gate in a run down part of srirangapatnam fort where tipu is said to have rushed to close the breach during the last war.

Tipu's aim was to eliminate the british from his kingdom - agreed his claims to the throne were doubtful - but somehow, right or wrong, i see him as a gallant and tragic figure. my dad's family is said to have been fleeing from tipu's "pada" when they finally came and settled in irinjalakuda.

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I can;t belive the legendary women unniarcha is a wife of muslim ruler tipu.i know he have a group of wifes from hindu,muslim,arab countries.but this comments on unniarcha is very painful.the two heroes are lived in two different centuries.

Dear maddy,

Interesting, i am extremely confused now (as you are). I couldn't find any logic in Mr. Bhaskaran's account. This meek lady in Tippu's harem, doesn't feel like the warrior lady we all are familiar with. As some one commented here, may be to sell more copies of his book.

About Tippu, all he knew was to destroy. The destruction he caused in Malabar was unparallel & to glorify him by referring to him as freedom fighter is an insult to those real freedom fighters. What i cannot understand is the whitewashing done by a respected historian like Sreedhara Menon ! Trying to twist history, wouldn't that lead to loss of his credibility ??? I am definitely loosing my faith in Indian historians...

I saw this article on Tippu & i'm providing the link here , plz check it out :

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Radhika Rajanikanth says:

....Unniarcha had 2 daughters from Tipu where one of the daughters was married to the late Mummadi Krishna Raja Wodeyar and even today we can see her grave in Mysore at the graveyard that belongs to the Mysore Royal Family...

There is no doubt Mummadi was a much married man. But there is no official recotd of him ever marrying a Tipu's offspring or any one remotely connected with Kerala.

It is also totally false to say that Madhuvana - the Royal burial ground at Mysore has any grave of such a wife or concubine. For the record Wodeyar's do not bury to have a grave. They cremate and a Brindavan is constructed as a Memorial at that place of cremation. This is not a tradition among the URSU community either. But only a cross influence at the best.

If the said Bhaskaran has any proof to the contrary kindly name the lady's name of such concubine !