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Revision as of 17:30, 26 April 2011
| Battle of Gwalior 1858 | ||
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| Part of Indian Mutiny | ||
| Date: | 19 June 1858 | |
| Location: | Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh | |
| Presidency: | Bengal | |
| Co-ordinates: | 26.229876°N 78.16924°E | |
| Result: | British victory | |
| Combatants | ||
| East India Company | Rebel sepoys | |
| Commanders | ||
| Sir Hugh Rose | Tatya Tope Rao Sahib | |
| Strength | ||
| Casualties | ||
Summary
After the advance units of the rebels were driven back at the Battle of Kota-ki-Serai Sir Hugh Rose arrived and engaged the enemy before Gwalior on 19 June. The British pursued the rebels through the streets of Lashkar, the new city, and overran the old city at the base of Gwalior Fort. An attack on the main gate was successful and the fort also fell.
External Links
William Waller's VC Wikipedia
Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh Wikipedia
Historical books on-line
- Medals of the British Army by Thomas Carter 1861 Battle of Gwalior Google Books
- Recollections of the Campaign in Malwa and Central India: under Major General Sir Hugh Rose GCB by John Henry Sylvester 1860 Battle of Gwalior Google Books
