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  • Mysore had grown in strength under the leadership of powerful rulers like Haidar Ali (ruled from 1761 to 1782) and his famous son Tipu Sultan (ruled from 1782 to 1799)
  • Mysore was controlled by the profitable trade of mallabar coast where the company would purchase pepper and cardamon.
  • In 1765,Tipu sultan stopped the exporting of sadalwood,peeper and cardamon through his ports of his kingdom and disallowed the local merchants from trading with the company.
  • He also established a close relationship of French in India to help his army train.
  • The British were furious saw Haidar Ali and Tipu sultan as ambitious , arrogant and dangerous.
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