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by Ram Chandra Rao Punganuri (Author)
"Memoirs of Hyder and Tippoo, Rulers of Seringapatam" offers a rare glimpse into the lives and reigns of Hyder Ali and his son, Tipu Sultan, who were pivotal figures in the history of Mysore and British India. Penned in the Mahratta language by Ram Chandra Rao Punganuri, this historical account provides valuable insights into the administration, military strategies, and personal characteristics of these controversial rulers.
This book sheds light on their conflicts with the British East India Company and their efforts to resist colonial expansion. Readers interested in South Asian history, particularly the Anglo-Mysore Wars and the dynamics of 18th-century India, will find this memoir to be an invaluable resource. Discover the strategies and inner workings of the Kingdom of Mysore through the eyes of someone familiar with the inner workings of the court.
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