Mysore invasion of Chirakkal explained

Conflict:Mysore invasion of Chirakkal
Place:Chirakkal
Territory:Chirakkal annexed to Mysore
Result:Mysore Victory
Combatant1:Kingdom of Chirakkal
Combatant2:Kingdom of Mysore
Arakkal Kingdom
Commander1:King of Chirakkal
Commander2:Hyder Ali
Ali Raja
Partof:Mysorean invasion of Malabar

The Mysore invasion of Chirakkal took place in 1766. The Kingdom of Mysore defeated and occupied the lands of Kingdom of Chirakkal.[1] Hyder Ali killed the King of Chirakkal and made Cannanore independent for Ali Raja who helped him in the invasion.[2] [3] [4] [5]

Background

Chirakkal was a Kingdom in Malabar. It was ruled by Chirakkal kings until 1766. Hyder Ali, the Sultan of Mysore invaded Chirakkal with the help of Ali Raja, the King of Arakkal Kingdom.[1] Tipu made the territories of Cannanore independent and handed it over to Ali Raja.[6] [7]

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