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Hyder Ali Hyder Ali Nawab Dalavayi of Mysore Shams-ul-mulk Amir-ud-daulah According to French accounts, the Marathas conspired to make Hyder Ali their leader in the year 1762. Reign 1761–1782 Predecessor Krishnaraja Wodeyar II Successor Tipu Sultan Born c. 1720 Budikote ,  Kolar , Karnataka Died 7 December 1782 [1]  (aged 60–61) Chittoor , Andhra Pradesh, India Burial Srirangapatna , Karnataka 12°24′36″N   76°42′50″E Full name Nawab Mir Hyder Ali Bahadur House Mysore Father Fath Muhammad Mother Lal bai Religion Sunni Islam Military career Allegiance Mughal Empire  (until 1758-1762) later  Mysore  as a defacto subject of the  Great Mogul  in 1765 Sultanate of Mysore  in 1766 Service/ branch Nawab of Mysore Rank Sepoy ,  Ispahsalar ,  Nawab , (later " Sultan " in 1766) Battles/wars Mughal-Maratha Wars Carnatic Wars Seven Years' War Mysore's campaigns against the states of Malabar (1757) Mysorean invasion of Kerala Mar

➽➽Bindusara Bindusara Amitraghata A silver coin of 1  karshapana  of the Maurya empire, period of Bindusara Maurya about 297-272 BC, workshop of Pataliputra.  Obv: Symbols with a Sun  Rev:  Symbol  Dimensions:  14 x 11 mm  Weight:  3.4 g. 2nd  Mauryan emperor Reign c.  297  – c.  273 BCE Coronation c. 297 BCE Predecessor Chandragupta Maurya Successor Ashoka Died c. 273 BCE Spouse Susima's mother Ashoka's mother ( Subhadrangi according to  Ashokavadana ) Issue Susima Ashoka Vitashoka Dynasty Maurya Father Chandragupta Maurya Mother Durdhara  (according to Jain tradition) Maurya Empire (322–180 BCE) Chandragupta 322–297 BCE Bindusara 297–272/268 BCE Ashoka 272/268–232 BCE Dasharatha 232–224 BCE Samprati 224–215 BCE Shalishuka 215–202 BCE Devavarman 202–195 BCE Shatadhanvan 195–187 BCE Brihadratha 187–180 BCE Bindusara  ( r .  c.  297 –  c.  273 BCE ) was the second  Mauryan emperor  of India. He was the son of the dynasty'