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Saturday, 4 July 2026
Battle of Erode (1667): Chikkadevaraja, Chokkanatha Nayak, and the Fall of Kongu
Battle of Erode (1667): Chikkadevaraja, Chokkanatha Nayak, and the Fall of Kongu: The 1667 Battle of Erode pitted the Madurai Nayaks and a Vijayanagar confederacy against Mysore — and rewrote South India's map
The Nayaks of Gingee: From Vijayanagara Viceroys to Independent Rulers
The Nayaks of Gingee: From Vijayanagara Viceroys to Independent Rulers: The Nayaks of Gingee ruled a fortress kingdom in Tamil Nadu from 1509 to 1649. Discover their rise, rule, and fall to the Bijapur Sultanate.
The Clash of Titans: Deciphering the Madurai-Mysore Wars
The Clash of Titans: Deciphering the Madurai-Mysore Wars: Uncover the brutal history of the 17th-century Madurai-Mysore wars: a clash of empires, shifting alliances, and the legendary 'War of Noses'.
The Fall of Madurai’s 72 Bastions and Fort Walls: The Blackburne Story
The Fall of Madurai’s 72 Bastions and Fort Walls: The Blackburne Story: Learn how Collector John Blackburne demolished Madurai's Nayak-era fort walls and moat in the 1830s, reshaping the temple city for good.
Thursday, 2 July 2026
Ten Epic Battles That Carved the Soul of South India
Ten Epic Battles That Carved the Soul of South India: From Karikala's Sangam-era victory at Venni to Tipu's rockets at Pollilur—ten battles with subtopics and primary voices that shaped South India.
First Anglo-Mysore War: The Decisive Battle of Tiruvannamalai Explained
First Anglo-Mysore War: The Decisive Battle of Tiruvannamalai Explained: The 1767 Battle of Tiruvannamalai: How Colonel Smith’s victory shattered Hyder Ali’s siege and changed South Indian history forever
Gingee Fort’s Forgotten King: How Raja Tej Singh Became Tamil Folklore’s Desing Raja
Gingee Fort’s Forgotten King: How Raja Tej Singh Became Tamil Folklore’s Desing Raja: Raja Tej Singh of Gingee: 350 horsemen vs 18,000 Nawab troops. The 22-year-old Rajput who chose death over dishonor and became Tamil folklore's Desing Raja.
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Battle of Erode (1667): Chikkadevaraja, Chokkanatha Nayak, and the Fall of Kongu
Battle of Erode (1667): Chikkadevaraja, Chokkanatha Nayak, and the Fall of Kongu : The 1667 Battle of Erode pitted the Madurai Nayaks and a ...
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This set of Power Plant Engineering Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Rankine cycle”. ...
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The Sovereign and the Assassin: The Betrayal and Murder of Nizam Nasir Jung : The 1750 assassination of Nizam Nasir Jung near Gingee. French...
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Ranjankudi Fort: The 18th-Century Battlefield Where the French Surrendered : Ranjankudi Fort witnessed the 1751 Battle of Valikondah and hum...