Sultan of Mysore

The Sultan of Mysore refers to a series of rulers in the Mysore region of southern India, particularly in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The most notable was Tippu Sultan, known for his resistance against British colonial expansion. The Sultanate played a significant role in Indian history by promoting trade, arts, and military advancements. Mysore was unique in its progressive administration and efforts to modernize. The dynasty faced various conflicts with the British, ultimately leading to its annexation in 1799, marking a significant shift in Indian power dynamics during the colonial era.