This event ended a dynasty that had ruled for three centuries when the offspring of Zafar were killed and he was exiled.
The top British commanders during this event were George Anson, Patrick Grant, and Colin Campbell. Some of the successful British leaders were Hugh Rose, Henry Havelock, and William Hodson, though the latter two eventually died at Lucknow. This event ended a dynasty that had ruled for three centuries when the offspring of Zafar were killed and he was exiled. It began at Meerut among rumors that rifle cartridges contained fat from pork and beef, making them unclean for use by, respectively, Muslims and Hindus. Some of the early fighting took place in Delhi. Name this nineteenth-century fighting associated with Indian soldiers.
The top British commanders during this event were George Anson, Patrick Grant, and Colin Campbell.
{Sepoy Mutiny} [or Indian {Rebellion} of {1857}; accept {Indian Mutiny}; accept {Great Rebellion};