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Pondicherry ... timeto contributeto the defence of that city during the Second Anglo - Mysore War
the Britishledto the Second Anglo - Maratha War ( 1803 - 1805
its defenceresultedin the start of the second Anglo - Mysore War
some troops ... its defenceresultedin the start of the second Anglo - Mysore War
His actionsledto the outbreak of the 2nd Anglo - Sikh War
the Englishresultedin the first Anglo - Mysore War
Those connections ... wholedSecond Anglo - Powhatan War ( 1622 - 1632
The Nizam ... the Englishresultedin the first Anglo - Mysore War
the eventleadto the famous Third Anglo - Mysore War
any real policyledto the [ [ Second Anglo - Dutch War
a Sikh rebellion against the Britishledto the Second Anglo - Sikh War
the eventsleadingto the Second Anglo - Sikh War
eventsledto that Second Anglo - Sikh War
This challengeledto the Second Anglo Dutch War
The poor treatment of the miners , together with the wider issue of British colonial presence in South Africa ... political tensionsledto the second Anglo - Boer War
Afghanistanhad ledto the Second Anglo - Afghan War
in the endledto the Second Anglo - Boer War
Mutual distrust between the English and Haider Alicausedthe Second Anglo Mysore War
A number of interrelated factorsledto the Second Anglo Boer War
help of the Britishleadingto Third Anglo - Mysore war
the Britishresultedin the Third Anglo - Mysore War
the Britishleadingto Third Anglo - Mysore war
greater hostilities with the Britishresultedin the Third Anglo - Mysore War
an effective victory ... greater hostilities with the Britishresultedin the Third Anglo - Mysore War
Mutual distrust and refusal of the English to fulfil the Terms of the Treaty of Madrasledto the Second Anglo - Mysore War
by the Governor - General Cornwallis in person(passive) led byThe Third Anglo - Mysore War
Tipu 's attack on the Kingdom of Travancore , a British allyresultedin the third Anglo - Mysore war
Diwan Mulraj Chopra Mulraj Chopra ( 1814 - 11 August 1851 ... a Sikh rebellion against the Britishledto the Second Anglo - Sikh War
an attack on travancore by tipu(passive) was caused bythe third anglo mysore war
the Commander - in - chief of the Khalsa army of the Sikh Empire Diwan Mulraj Chopra ( 1814 - 11 August 1851 ... a Sikh rebellion against the Britishledto the Second Anglo - Sikh War
to attack Mysoreleadingto the Fourth Anglo - Mysore war
the Commander - in - chief of the Khalsa army of the Sikh Empire Diwan Mulraj Chopra ( 1814 - 11 August 1851 ... the Britishledto the Second Anglo - Sikh War
diplomatic relations between the British and Mysore collapsedleadingto the Fourth Anglo - Mysore War
likes of Raja Sher Singh Atariwala and Raja Chatar Singh ... British empireledto second Anglo - Sikh war
the Hazara revoltledto the 2nd Anglo - Sikh War
Hostilities broke outresultedto the 2nd Anglo - Burmese War
although the reinforcements were landed safely at Mangalore on 24 April , diplomatic relations between the British and Mysore collapsedleadingto the Fourth Anglo - Mysore War
This diplomatic manoeuvringresultedin the start of the First Anglo - Mysore War
the Gurkhas of Nepalleadingto the Anglo - Nepalese war
who is best known for sustained and committed resistance to the British in the struggle for empireresultingin the Anglo - Mysore wars
in British Empires victoryresultedin British Empires victory
in the Treaty of Madrasresultedin the Treaty of Madras
in British Empires victory at the end of the war in 1805resultedin British Empires victory at the end of the war in 1805
to the downfall of the Sikh Empireledto the downfall of the Sikh Empire
in widespread devastation of the Madras Presidencyresultedin widespread devastation of the Madras Presidency
in the breakup of the Maratha Empire and the loss of Maratha independence to the Britishresultingin the breakup of the Maratha Empire and the loss of Maratha independence to the British
to 1849resultedto 1849
of the 24th Regiment and Bengal Native infantry battalionscomposedof the 24th Regiment and Bengal Native infantry battalions
to the rumors of the curseleadsto the rumors of the curse
in British Empires victory at the end of the war in 1805resultedin British Empires victory at the end of the war in 1805
to a humiliating British defeatcontributedto a humiliating British defeat
to the downfall of the Sikh Empireledto the downfall of the Sikh Empire
to the British debacleledto the British debacle
after the war of 1548ledafter the war of 1548
the fighting and destruction(passive) caused bythe fighting and destruction
to his deathledto his death
in heavy loss of life for both the Boers and the Britishresultedin heavy loss of life for both the Boers and the British
in the annexation of the Punjab by the British on March 29 , 1849resultedin the annexation of the Punjab by the British on March 29 , 1849
in a revolution in Myanmarresultedin a revolution in Myanmar
in heavy loss of liferesultedin heavy loss of life
in heavy loss of life for both theresultedin heavy loss of life for both the
in the British annexation and later incorporation into the Union of South Africaresultedin the British annexation and later incorporation into the Union of South Africa
in 1852ledin 1852
in Gaungsay Gyun falling under British possessionresultedin Gaungsay Gyun falling under British possession
in Tipu defeatresultedin Tipu defeat
in Gaungsay Gyunresultedin Gaungsay Gyun
in the abolition of the hereditary post of Peswaresultedin the abolition of the hereditary post of Peswa
tremendous upheaval in Murraysburgcausedtremendous upheaval in Murraysburg
in the East India Company annexing large parts of hitherto unoccupied Burmaresultedin the East India Company annexing large parts of hitherto unoccupied Burma
in signing of the Treaty of Seringapatam in 1792 between the British and Tipu Sultanresultedin signing of the Treaty of Seringapatam in 1792 between the British and Tipu Sultan
in the East India Company seizing control of most of Indiaresultedin the East India Company seizing control of most of India
in the British conquest of Odisharesultedin the British conquest of Odisha
tremendous dissension between Dutch and English residents of Aberdeen in line with many of the smaller towns scattered across the hinterland of the Cape Colonycausedtremendous dissension between Dutch and English residents of Aberdeen in line with many of the smaller towns scattered across the hinterland of the Cape Colony
in the defeat of the Marathasresultedin the defeat of the Marathas