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 Tipu Sultan 

Tipu Sultan Shaheed, A day's life of a lion is better than a century's life of a Gadar Fateh Ali Tipu Sultan, who fought till the end for the sake of the end of the British domination over India, religion, nation and freedom, showed courage and bravery, honor and humility, bravery and strength, gentleness and modesty, love and compassion, and kindness. Lazwal is the name of the epoch which history can only look at and never forget. After the death of Aurangzeb in 1707, the Mughal dynasty and the rulers began to weaken their government grip on India. From 1744 to 1764, the French continued to occupy the plains of Karnataka. After the success of Mahaz Arai, the power of the British in Eastern India began to increase. After the sunset of the Mughal and Islamic empires in India, if the British imperialism considered anyone resistant in the way of its complete power and rule, they were the three forces in South India. The Nizam, the Marathas and Sultan Haider Ali (father of Tipu Sultan) were. Haider Ali wanted to end the rule of the British with the spirit of faith and courage. That is why the British imperialists considered him as their greatest rival. A great general. And General Hyder Ali felt the lack of Narina in his family, he had a perfect guardian Hazrat Mustan brought him to the dargah of Tipu. Allah accepted the prayer of his faqir and gave him to Hyder Ali at Mangalore (Delhi) on November 20, 1759 for the guidance of the Muslim Ummah and the promotion of Islam. Nawaz. Whom the world knows today as the Lion of Mysore. The great father paid full attention to the education and training of his son and it was the characteristic of this training that the Sultan emerged as a practical, shrewd and far-sighted, brave, political and military leader in practical life. He was fond of knowledge, literature and culture. Haider Ali, testing his ability and competence, entrusted him with the diplomatic and military affairs of the state at the age of seventeen only. Marathas) and were considered as his father's right-hand man against the foreign adversaries, the British, he led the defense and military affairs at a young age during the British war with the Mysore state from 1767 to 1769 and performed outstanding deeds showing the essence of bravery. In the battle field, while rubbing the English forces and chewing their noses, they brought them to the fort of Madras and suffered a humiliating defeat. As a ruler. After the death of his father, Sultan Tipu took over the rule of Commissar on December 24, 1782.

As soon as he assumed power, he made many constructive, reformative, economic, and defense reforms and made things right. He made his empire a kingdom. God gave the name of Dad.You thought that the first problem of the people of the subcontinent was the withdrawal of the British from the country.

That's why he worked as a history maker in armaments, military management and defense reforms. Even the enemies did. He was a brave and courageous Muslim. He is considered to be the inventor of the first rocket-making in India. Miracles began to disappear. The establishment of Sharia courts and the elimination of immoral and illegal, defective rituals and prohibited drugs. Tipu Sultan, like his father, took serious and practical steps to free the people of the subcontinent from foreign rule. Gave tough time to English imperialism. And maintained a strong resistance. In the last battle of Mysore, due to the treachery of your generals Nang-i-Watan, Nang-i-Day Mir Jafar, Mir Sadiq, when the gates of your fort of Seringapatam were opened and the weapons and ammunition were set on fire. When he saw the weak resistance of his colleagues, he saw that the ruler of the state himself was fighting with his loyal companions with a sword against the insidious enemy.

In clear signs of defeat, the French officer saved his life. But it was not in your blood that honor was in it. He had the courage to accept defeat and surrender, showing cowardice and dying morally as a victor instead of the stain of cowardice. Preferred. On this occasion, he said the famous phrase "One day's life of a lion is better than a hundred years' life of a jackal" while he was fighting with his colleagues against the British army, and he died on May 4, 1799. You were lying wounded on the battlefield with your comrades, when an English soldier approached and said a sarcastic phrase, you stabbed him with a sword and felled him. He did not dare to come near. After his death, his sword was firmly gripped in his hands. At the time of martyrdom, the Sultan was fifty years old. This man of the field spent thirty-five years of his life binding India in the chains of slavery. He started to fight against the foreign tyranny forces and the British imperialism.

It is not unreasonable to compare Tipu's reforms and achievements with Salahuddin Ayyubi in the east and Napoleon Bonaparte in the west. It will happen. The establishment of Pakistan in August 14, 1947 is actually a continuation of the efforts and goals of Tipu Sultan, whose martyrdom sent a message to the instigators. After this, you will not be able to set foot here for long.

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