1767 in India

In 1767, India was marked by significant political and military developments during the period of British colonial expansion and the decline of Mughal power. The year was pivotal as the Second Anglo-Mysore War commenced, pitting the East India Company against the Sultanate of Mysore, led by Tipu Sultan. This conflict highlighted the growing tensions between indigenous states and European colonial ambitions. Additionally, the year witnessed the consolidation of British control in various regions, facilitated by alliances with local rulers and strategic warfare. Meanwhile, cultural and economic exchanges continued to flourish amidst the backdrop of conflict, contributing to the intricate tapestry of India's history during this era of transition.