Discuss the causes of the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War.
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1) The Fourth Anglo Mysore war was fought between kingdom of Mysore and British
2) British took indirect control of Mysore and they restored Woodeyar dynasty thus making the region a princely state under the influence of British
3) British was supported by Arthur Wellesley and attacked Mysore thereby defeating Tipu’s forces from both sides, from East and West
4) The major significance of British participation in this war was to suppress Tipu Sultan by supporting weak rulers or rebellious kings which in turn would weaken Tipu Sultan's army strength
2) British took indirect control of Mysore and they restored Woodeyar dynasty thus making the region a princely state under the influence of British
3) British was supported by Arthur Wellesley and attacked Mysore thereby defeating Tipu’s forces from both sides, from East and West
4) The major significance of British participation in this war was to suppress Tipu Sultan by supporting weak rulers or rebellious kings which in turn would weaken Tipu Sultan's army strength
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The primary cause of the fourth Anglo-Mysore War was the ambition of Wellesley to destroy the state of Mysore for once and all. ... When Wellesley was assured of the neutrality of the Nizam and the Marathas, he declared war against Tipu in 1799. Within two months, Tipu was killed and his capital was occupied.
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