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British Assessments of Tipu Sultan’s Hill Forts in Northern Mysore, South India, 1802
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Hundreds of early modern forts dot the South Indian landscape, but more is known about their art-historical aspects than how these fortifications were built, maintained, and used. The latter aspects are examined in a comparative analysis of six Mysore hill forts, using East India Company surveys that were prepared in 1802 shortly after British forces took command of these installations from Tipu Sultan’s garrisons Mughal-Library

British Assessments of Tipu Sultan’s Hill Forts in Northern Mysore, South India, 1802

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Subject:

Geography, Anthropology, Recreation

Subclass:

Geography (General). Atlases. Maps

Reign:

Shah Alam II 1759–1806

Subject Year (Time):

1802

Author:

Barry Lewis

Languages:

English

Royal Mughal Ref:

ARC-24112021-1001

Date of Creation:

February 11, 2012

British Assessments of Tipu Sultan’s Hill Forts in Northern Mysore, South India, 1802
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Hundreds of early modern forts dot the South Indian landscape, but more is known about their art-historical aspects than how these fortifications were built, maintained, and used. The latter aspects are examined in a comparative analysis of six Mysore hill forts, using East India Company surveys that were prepared in 1802 shortly after British forces took command of these installations from Tipu Sultan’s garrisons

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