Tipu Sultan

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Tipu Sultan was the 18th-century ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore in southern India, renowned for his military resistance against British expansion and his pioneering use of rocketry in warfare.

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Srirangapatna → associatedWith → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Fourth Anglo-Mysore War → belligerentLeader → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Srirangapatna → builtBy → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

subject surface form: Jama Masjid, Srirangapatna

Third Anglo-Mysore War → commander → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Second Anglo-Mysore War → conflictBetween → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Srirangapatna → containsTombOf → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

subject surface form: Gumbaz at Srirangapatna

Lalbagh Botanical Garden → developedBy → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Srirangapatna → laterStrengthenedBy → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

subject surface form: Srirangapatna Fort

Treaty of Seringapatam → negotiatedWith → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Third Anglo-Mysore War → notableFigure → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Fourth Anglo-Mysore War → opposingCommander → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Treaty of Seringapatam → relatedTo → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Treaty of Seringapatam → requiredIndemnityPayer → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Second Anglo-Mysore War → significantCommander → Tipu Sultan ⓘ

Second Anglo-Mysore War → treatySignatory → Tipu Sultan ⓘ