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A travalouge of the history of Bangalore

27 B.C

Coins of Roman Emperors Augustus, Tyberius, Claudis found at Yeshwantpur & HAL giving clues of transoceanil contacts.

4000 B.C

Stone implements recovered at Jalhalli, Suda-Sandra, Siddhapura and Jadigenaralli

850 A.D

The name Bengalooru occurs for the first time on a 9th century stone inscription at Begur, in the Ganga Kingdom.

Legend of Bangalore's Origin

The Hoysala emperor Ballala II (12th century) one on a hunting expedition in a jungel came across a lonley hut housing an old lady.This old lady offered the king water and boiled beans.Pleased with her hospitality and devotion, the king established a town around her and called it ''Benda Kalooru" - the town of boiled beans-the name which became Bengalooru.

1527

Kempagowda 1 (1513-1569), a chieftain in the vijayanagar empire,built the town of Bangalore in the Yelahanka province and his son built the 4 famous watch towers.

1638

Bangalore is gifted to Shahaji (father of Shivaji).

1640

Shivaji gets married in Bangalore.

1644

Venkaji, stepbrother of Shivaji inherits Bangalore.

1687

Mughals conquer Bangalore and the command is under the mughal subedar of Sira province.

1690

The Sira Subedar sells Bangalore to Chikkadevaraja Wodayar for 3 lakhs pagaodas.Bangalore becomes a part of Mysore Kingdom.

1759

Hyder Ali gets Bangalore as jagir from Wishnaraja Wodayar II. Plans lalbagh gardens and imports exotic plants from all over the world.

1799

Tippu Sultan, son of Hyder Ali, dies with Fourth Mysore war.As per partition treaty, Bangalore is restored under the rule of Krishnaraja Wodayar III.

1800

GPO is opened.

1803

A runner line of postal service between Bombay, Madras & Bangalore s established.

1809

South India's largest cantonment is established at Ulsoor.

1831

British take over the administration of the Mysore kingdom.Bangalore becomes administrations HQ of state.

1840

Inception of first printing press in Kannada.

1844

St.Patricks Church of Brigade road.

1853

Telegraph services commence.

 

Sunday is declared a holiday.

 

Currency changes from Kantheeraya pagoda to rupee.

1858

Central college opens affiated to Madras University.

1859

First railway from Bangalore to Jolarpet commissioned.

 

Bangalore Herald, an english bi-weekly published.

1863

Bangalore club firmed.

1864

Cubbon Park is created and named after the famous commissioner Sir. Mark cubbon.

1866

Police department is firmed.

 

Bowring Hospital.

1870

Bangalore Golf club firmed.

1881

Mysore Kingdom is restored to the Wodayars.

1882

Bangalore-Mysore railway inaugrated.

1889

The Lalbagh Glass house is built.

1898

New extentions created sanitation facilities improved telephone services commissioned.

1901

Victoria Hospital established.

1903

The first, motor car on roads of Bangalore.

1904

RamaKrishna ashrama established.

1905

First city in India, Bangalore, to get electric lamps which are lit in the City Market.

1908

Cantonment gets electric power.

1909

IIsc is established.

1913

Dewan Visweshwaraiya founds state Bank of Mysore.

1916

Mysore university is firmed.

1937

Bangalore connected by air to Bombay by India Aviation Development IO.

1940

Bangalore Transport Compay Ltd commences with a fleet of 20 buses.

1949

Bangalore Municipal Corporation firmed.

1955

Vidhana Soudha, housing the state secretariat and legislative, built.

1956

Bangalore becomes the capital of unified creater Mysore.

1964

Bangalore University established.

1980

Bangalore becomes the preferred location for computers companies... "The silicon valley of India".

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