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The first troop of cavalry in the Madras Presidency was raised in 1748 but regular establishment did not take place until 1784. Until 1788 seniority of regiments changed according to the age of the commanding officer so the regimental number changed. By 1804 there were 8 regiments of '''Madras Light Cavalry'''. The Madras Cavalry was not affected by the Indian Mutiny and the regiments lasted until independence in 1947. | The first troop of cavalry in the Madras Presidency was raised in 1748 but regular establishment did not take place until 1784. Until 1788 seniority of regiments changed according to the age of the commanding officer so the regimental number changed. By 1804 there were 8 regiments of '''Madras Light Cavalry'''. The Madras Cavalry was not affected by the Indian Mutiny and the regiments lasted until independence in 1947. | ||
For a list of Madras Cavalry Regiments see article [[Madras Army Regiments]]. | |||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
[http://www.britishempire.co.uk/forces/armyunits/indiancavalry/indiancavalrypre1857.htm Indian Cavalry] British Empire website | |||
Revision as of 17:43, 2 September 2010
The first troop of cavalry in the Madras Presidency was raised in 1748 but regular establishment did not take place until 1784. Until 1788 seniority of regiments changed according to the age of the commanding officer so the regimental number changed. By 1804 there were 8 regiments of Madras Light Cavalry. The Madras Cavalry was not affected by the Indian Mutiny and the regiments lasted until independence in 1947.
For a list of Madras Cavalry Regiments see article Madras Army Regiments.
External Links
Indian Cavalry British Empire website