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The 13 pages that link to Kingdom of Mysore, each with the reason it gives.

• KarnatakaRelated: Its former territory and institutions shaped much of modern southern Karnataka.

• Tipu SultanNarrower topic: Tipu inherited and ruled this kingdom, whose power shaped his conflicts with the British.

• First Anglo-Mysore WarNarrower topic: Its expansion and defense against Company influence set the conflict's central stakes.

• BengaluruRelated: Bengaluru developed under Mysore rulers before British control reshaped the region.

• Second Anglo-Mysore WarNarrower topic: The treaty preserved the kingdom’s territory and political independence.

• Third Anglo-Mysore WarNarrower topic: Mysore was the state whose sovereignty and territory the coalition sought to constrain.

• Fourth Anglo-Mysore WarNarrower topic: The war dismantled Tipu’s state and restored a reduced Mysore under the Wodeyars.

• Hyder AliNarrower topic: His military and administrative authority rested on Mysore’s expanding state.

• Treaty of MangaloreRelated: Mysore negotiated the settlement as the Company’s principal opponent.

• South IndiaRelated: Its history shaped the southern Deccan and the formation of modern Karnataka.

• MysoreNarrower topic: Mysuru became its principal capital and shaped its political identity.

• MangaluruRelated: Mangaluru changed hands during Mysore’s conflicts with the British and other regional powers.

• Shivanasamudra FallsNarrower topic: The falls’ early hydroelectric development took place under Mysore State.