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Which of the following is matched correctly. Wars Year 1. First Anglo-Mysore war 1767-69 2. Second Anglo-Mysore war 1790-92 3. Third Anglo-Mysore war 1780-84 4. Fourth Anglo-Mysore war 1792-94

Which of the following is matched correctly. Wars Year 1. First Anglo-Mysore war 1767-69 2. Second Anglo-Mysore war 1790-92 3. Third Anglo-Mysore war 1780-84 4. Fourth Anglo-Mysore war 1792-94 Correct Answer Only 1

The correct answer is Option 1 i.e. Only 1.

  • In this war, The Nizam of Hyderabad, The Marathas and the English allied together against Haider Ali.
  • The war was diplomatically won by Haider Ali.
  • The treaty of Madras ended the first Anglo-Mysore war in 1769.
  • During the Second Anglo-Mysore War (1780-84), Haider Ali died of Cancer and his son Tipu Sultan carried on the war against Britishers.
  • Second Anglo-Mysore war ended by the Treaty of Mangalore in 1784.
  •  In the Third Anglo-Mysore war (1790-92) Britishers attacked Seringpatnam, Tipu suffered a huge loss in the war.
  •  Third Anglo-Mysore war ended with the Treaty of Seringpatnam.
  • Fourth Anglo-Mysore war ended in 1799 with the fall of Seringpatnam, Tipu Sultan laid his life fighting bravely.

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