MYSORE / MAISÛR


INDIAN PRINCELY STATE OF MYSORE

The Hindu State of Mysore was founded in the course of the 14th century. It became a British protectorate in 1799 and was under direct British rule from 1831 to 1881. Mysore was a Salute State. ____________________________________________________________________________

BRITISH INDIAN CHIEF ADMINISTRATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES

(also Chief Commissioners of Coorg until 1940) Commissioners 1870 - 1875 Gen. Sir Richard John Meade 1821 - 1894 1875 - 1876 Sir Robert Anstruther Dalyell 1831 - 1890 1876 - 1878 Charles Burslem Saunders 1878 - 1881 Sir James Davidson Gordon 1835 - 1889 Residents 1881 - 1883 Sir James Davidson Gordon s.a. 1883 - 1887 Sir James Broadwood Lyall 1838 - 1916 1887 Sir Dennis Fitzpatrick 1837 - 1920 1887 - 1889 Gen. Sir Harry North Dalrymple Prendergast 1834 - 1913 1889 - 1891 Sir Oliver Beauchamp Coventry St. John 1837 - 1891 1891 - 1892 Gen. Sir Harry North Dalrymple Prendergast (2x) 1892 - 1895 Philip Durham Henderson 1895 Sir William Lee-Warner 1846 - 1912 1895 - 1896 Sir William Mackworth Young 1840 - 1924 1896 - 1903 Sir Donald Robertson 1847 - 1930 1903 - 1905 Sir James Austin Bourdillon 1848 - 1913 1905 - 1910 Sir Stuart Mitford Fraser 1864 - 1963 1910 - 1916 Sir Hugh Daly 1860 - 1939 1916 - 1920 Henry Venn Cobb 1920 - 1925 Sir William Pell Barton 1871 - 1956 1925 - 1930 Sir Steuart Edmund Pears 1875 - 1931 1930 - 1933 Sir Richard John Charles Burke 1878 - 1960 1933 - 1937 Charles Terence Chichele Plowden 1937 - 1941 John de la Hay Gordon 1941 - 1944 Sir Denholm de Montalt Fraser 1889 - 1956 1944 - 1946 Sir Philip Gaisford 1891 - 1973 ____________________________________________________________________________

HEADS OF STATE

Maharajas (entitled to 21 gun salutes in 1945) House Udaiyar (ruled 1399 - 1796 and since 1799) 1868 - 1894 Chama Rajendra Udaiyar X Bahadur, (only in name until 1881) 1863 - 1894 Regent during the minority of the Maharaja 1868 - 1881 ... 1894 - 1940 Col. Sir Shri Krishna Raja Udaiyar IV, son 1884 - 1940 Regent during the minority of the Maharaja 1894 - 1902 Subhagyavati Maharani Vani Vilas Sannidhana°, mother 1866 - 1934 1940 - 1949 Maj. Gen. Sir Shri Jaya Chama Rajendra Udaiyar Bahadur, nephew of Shri Krishna Raja Udaiyar IV (s.a.), continued to govern the country - now part of India - as "Rajpramukh" until 1956 1919 - 1974
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