Chinna Alagumuthu kone

Alagumuthu Brothers Chinna Alagumuthukone was the freedom fighter in tamilnadu. Chinna Alagumuthu kone born in to konar Dynasty at 1729. His elder brother freedom fighter Alagumuthukone (1728-1759) who was ruling in Thoothukudi district Kattalangulam town was the commander of the army. during his period (1729–1755).[1] King Ettayapuram, who knew that Chinna Alagumuthu Servaikonar was helping his brother in the administration of and was ruling Kattalangulam well, became friends with the Alagumuthu brothers. Chinna Alagumuthu Kone Born at 1729 in Kattalangulam, Thoothukudi, Tamilnadu Died at 1755 in Kattalangulam Perumal Kovil, Thoothukudi, Tamilnadu Nationality: Indian Occupation: Freedom Fighter Known for: Resistancy to the British East India Company Birth In Kattalangulam, Thoothukudi district, the Yadava dynasty King Alagumuthukone and Alagumuthammal had sons Alagumuthukon and Chinna Alagumuthu born in 1728 and 1729. We know that he belonged to the Konar clan with the words "Gopala Vamsam, Krishna Gothram" written in a copperplate written by the great Veerappa Nayak.[2] Fight against British: In 1750, the British warned the Katalangulam and Ettayapuram Palayam to pay taxes. Alagumuthukone was furious with the report of the British.A consultative committee was held in Ettayapuram palace under the leadership of Chinna Alagumuthu kone, Jegaveerarama Ettappar and Alagumuthukone. In this, Alagumuthukone ordered that none of the villagers should pay taxes. Alagumuthu brothers also sent a reply letter to the British government. It has been said that why should we pay taxes to the white man who came to do business in our country? He threatened that the heads of the British will roll on the soil of Katalangulam if they come with the intention of collecting taxes. Shocked, the British government sent an English force to Katalangulam in 1751. Alagumuthukon's soldiers who surrounded the British army that came to Katalangulam cut down the British. Alagumuthukone army In 1755, the army of Pulithevan along with the Travancore army fought against Colonel Eron Keran's army and won.He fought against the British East India Company in 1755 under the leadership of his brother Alagumuthukkon's army. A unit of the British army came to destroy the Perumal temple and the idol inside it.At a time when the generals and soldiers of Alagumuthu were fighting fiercely to protect the Perumal temple, Chinna Alagumuthu was shot by the British and in 1755 he surrendered his life while worshiping the Lord in front of the Perumal temple. It is worth noting that many people in the dynasty of King Alagumuthukone died in the battlefield. Individuality: Veeramiku Kone Nellai Singham is a Chinna Alagumuthu kone of Jagaveerarama Pandyar. It is worth noting that many people in the dynasty of King Alagumuthukone lost their lives in the battlefield.