Tipu Sultan
Tipu Sultan, the son of Haidar Ali, was the Sultan of Mysore and a prominent figure in the resistance against British colonial rule in India during the late 18th century. He is remembered for his innovative military strategies and his use of advanced technology in warfare, as well as his efforts to forge alliances with foreign powers, including France, to counter British expansion.
Born on Nov 20, 1751 (274 years old)
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Tipu Sultan ruled the Kingdom of Mysore during a period of intense conflict between Indian polities and the expanding British East India Company.
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Bangladesh:
The article mentions the removal of the title 'Great' from Tipu Sultan's name in a new textbook, sparking political controversy.
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Pakistan:
Prof Dr Tipu Sultan, who heads the 250-bed hospital in Kohi Goth, expressed his sadness over the mob attack on the charity hospital.
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India:
Tipu Sultan was a ruler who also sought French help against the British during the colonial period in India.
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