History of Mysore: 1399- 1799 A. D

History of Mysore 1399–1799 A.D., Vol. 1 by C. Hayavadara Rao is a detailed scholarly account of the Mysore region’s political, social, and cultural history during five centuries. Covering the rise and reign of the Wodeyar dynasty and the influence of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, the book offers in-depth analysis of historical events, administration, and society. Rao’s meticulous research draws on archival sources and local traditions, making this volume an essential reference for understanding Mysore’s complex and rich heritage. History of Mysore 1399–1799 A.D., Vol. 2 by C. Hayavadara Rao continues the comprehensive exploration of Mysore’s history, focusing on the later period of Tipu Sultan’s rule and the region’s political, military, and social developments. The volume delves into conflicts with the British East India Company, internal governance, and cultural transformations. Rao’s detailed narrative combines archival research and regional accounts, providing a thorough understanding of Mysore’s complex history during this pivotal era in South Indian history. History of Mysore 1399–1799 A.D., Vol. 3 by C. Hayavadara Rao, published in 1948, concludes the detailed account of Mysore’s history. It covers the period from 1766 to 1799, focusing on the rise of Hyder Ali, the reign of Tipu Sultan, and their conflicts with the British East India Company. The volume explores political, military, and cultural developments during this turbulent era, drawing on epigraphical and historical research. Rao’s work remains a vital resource for understanding Mysore’s late 18th-century history.