Battle of Raghunaath

The Battle of Raghunaath, fought in 1783, was a significant conflict during the Anglo-Mysore Wars. It involved the forces of the Kingdom of Mysore, led by the ruler Tipu Sultan, and the British East India Company. The battle took place near the village of Raghunaath in southern India. It was characterized by strategic military maneuvers and intense fighting. Although not a decisive battle in the larger context of the war, it showcased the increasing tensions between Indian kingdoms and colonial powers, ultimately contributing to the British expansion in India. The battle reflects the historical struggle for control over Indian territories.