The Mysore Kingdom was a prominent state in southern India that existed from the late 14th century until the British annexation in 1768. It was known for its rich culture, advancements in administration, and military prowess. The kingdom reached its peak under the rule of Tipu Sultan, who was known for his resistance against British colonial expansion. The capital of the Mysore Kingdom was Mysore City, which became a center for art, education, and trade. The kingdom was also famous for its contributions to the development of the Kannada language and literature, as well as its unique silk and sandalwood products.