Capture of Hooly Honore

Arab Campaigns Of Southern Asia
Date Unknown Location present-day Sindh, Balochistan, Afghanistan and India Result South Asian Kingdom's Victory •Arab invasion Halted
Belligerents
Pratihara Empire Chalukya Empire Mori of Chittor Gurjars of lata Guhil dyansty Kingdom of valabhi Karkota empire Qiqan kingdom Zunbils Turk shahis Chach (Brahmin) Dynasty Rastrakuta Empire Saindhava Dynasty	Ummayyad Caliphate Rashidun Caliphate Abbasid Caliphate
Commanders and leaders
Pushyadeva Mihir bhoja Lalitaditya Muktapida Dantidurga Jayabhata IV Nagbhata I Bappa Rawal Raja Dahir (KIA) Unknown Nephew Of Raja Dahir (KIA) Masiah (KIA) Jaishlah (KIA) Hullishah (surrendered) Unknown Chavda king (KIA) Bo fuzhun (surrendered) Tegin shah Barha Tegin Fromo kesaro Qiqan shah Agguka I Avanjivhresha pulakhesin pulakhesin II	Muhammad bin qasim Al Junayad Tamim ul utbi (KIA) Al hakam ibn awana (KIA) Imran ibn musa (surrendered) Ubaidullah (KIA) Budail or Bazil (KIA) Al mughrrab
Strength
Unknown	Unknown
Casualties and losses
Unknown	Unknown but maybe heavy

Arab Campaigns Of Southern Asia

The Capture of Hooly Honore, a town and fortress held by forces of the Kingdom of Mysore, occurred on 21 December 1791, after two days of siege by combined forces of the British East India Company and the Maratha Empire. The battle was part of a campaign during the Third Anglo-Mysore War by Maratha leader Purseram Bhow to recover Maratha territories taken by Hyder Ali in an earlier conflict between Mysore and the Marathas.

References

• Moor, Edward (1794). A narrative of the operations of captain Little's detachment, and of the Mahratta army (a detailed British account of the capture)
• Mill, James. A history of British India, Volume 5
• Duff, James Grant. A history of the Mahrattas, Volume 2