Uncover the causes behind the May 1712 peace treaty between Swarup Singh of Gingee and the English at Fort St. David, driven by war’s devastating costs
Tag: Ralph Raworth
Discover the complete timeline of Ralph Raworth’s turbulent tenure in South India. This tag serves as a central repository for content exploring the 1713 rebellion and the subsequent diplomatic and military fallout within the British East India Company. Learn about Raworth’s interactions with the Nawab of Arcot, the logistical defenses of Fort St. David, and the eventual negotiated settlement that led to his departure for Pondicherry and later Paris. We analyze the social and political atmosphere of the Cuddalore region during this period of transition, examining how Raworth’s actions influenced the Company’s future policies regarding local autonomy and financial oversight. Whether you are researching early 18th-century colonial figures or the specific history of the Madras Presidency’s southern outposts, this collection provides a definitive look at one of its most rebellious leaders.
Peace in May 1712: Ending the War Between Swarup Singh and the English
Discover the May 1712 peace treaty that ended the war between Swarup Singh of Gingee and the English at Fort St. David, mediated by M. Hebert
The War Under Raworth: Swarup Singh’s Conflict with the English, 1711–1712
Explore the intense 1711–1712 war between Swarup Singh of Gingee and the English at Fort St. David under Ralph Raworth, marked by fierce battles, economic ruin

