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[[Category:Battles|Sundur, Surrender of]]
[[Category:Battles|Sundur, Surrender of]]
[[Category:Reserve Division Campaign|Sundur, Surrender of]]
[[Category:Reserve Division Campaign|Sundur, Surrender of]]
[[Category:3rd Maratha War|Sundur, Surrender of]]
[[Category:3rd Maratha War|Sundur, Surrender of]]

Latest revision as of 10:42, 31 July 2013

Surrender of Sundur
Part of 3rd Maratha War
Date: 27 October 1817
Location: Sanduru, Karnataka
Presidency: Bombay
Co-ordinates: 15.086737°N 76.542683°E
Result: Fort surrendered
Combatants
East India Company Marathas
Commanders
Brig-Gen Sir Thomas Munro Sheo Rao
Strength
Casualties

Summary

Sandur was a small princely state with a fort which was among nine surrendered to the Reserve Division of the Army of the Deccan under the command of Brig-Gen Sir Thomas Munro.

Spelling Variants

Modern name:Sanduru/Sandur
Spelling variants:Sundur/Soondoor/Soundoor

External Links

3rd Maratha War Wikipedia
Maratha Wars Heritage History
Surrender of Soondoor archive.org
Soundoor Gazetteer 1857