Kittur rani chennamma biography of martin

The First Revolts - Part I

India's struggle for freedom has been a long-drawn-out battle. Though it actually began in the second half of the 19th century, isolated attempts were made in various parts of the country to bring the British rule in India to an end about a century earlier. The real power in northern India passed into the hands of the British in 1757. The loss of independence provided the motive force for the struggle for freedom and Indians in different parts of the country began their efforts to throw off the yoke of the alien rulers. It took over 100 years for the struggle to gain full momentum. Very seldom, however, during this period (1757-1857) was the country free from either civil or military disturbances and there was plenty of opposition, often from very substantial sections of the common people.

Surprisingly enough, the opposition to foreign rule in early years came more from the peasants, labourers and the weak

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RANI CHENNAMMA OF KITTUR

Contents

•  Introduction
•  Birth and Early life
•  Marriage and family life
•  Rani Chennama’s rule and first battle
•  The second battle
•  Her bravery
•  Death
•  Honours
•  Conclusion

Introduction

Generally most of the religions of the world propitiate God as ‘Heavenly Father’. Hinduism is one of the few religions of the world where God is also worshipped in its feminine entity as ‘Divine Mother’. Nature and Earth are referred to in their feminine forms as Prakriti and Mother Earth respectively. Even cows are worshipped as mothers as they offer life giving milk. The holy land of Bharat is referred to as Bharatmata or motherland recognising the reality that the land that we live in nurtures us as compassionately as a mother. In order to preach the eternal principles of Dharma and righteousness there have been numerous women saints, scholars, rul

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Journey of Kittur Rani Chennamma : Overview, Struggles, & Death

Kittur Rani Chennamma, a courageous historical figure, played a grundläggande role in resisting British rule. Born on October 23, 1778, in en delstat i indien, her actions and resilience continue to inspire generations, symbolizing the spirit of resistance. After her husband died in 1824, the British did not accept her as ruler. The British let down her request to make her adopted son the ruler of the kingdom. She was then arrested but continued her struggle to resist the British.

This article covers her life, struggles, and the annual Kittur Utsav dedicated to remembering her. Also, find out some important memorials about the Journey of Kittur Rani Chennamma.

Overview of Journey of Kittur Rani Chennamma

Born	Chennamma, Date: 23 October 1778 District: Belgavi district, Karnataka
Died	21 February 1829 at Bailhongal, Bombay Presidency
Nationality	Indian
Other Names	Rani Chennamma,Kittur Rani Chenna