The Role of Karnataka in the Freedom Struggle: A Historical Perspective

Sharanappa Annigeri

doi:10.69968/ijisem.2022v1i141-47

Authors

Sharanappa Annigeri Research Scholar Department Of History Swami Vivekanand University, Sagar, M.P

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69968/ijisem.2022v1i141-47

Keywords:

Karnataka Freedom Movement, Mysore Dynasty, Role of freedom

Abstract

India and Karnataka are said to have entered a golden period during the independence struggle of the twentieth century. At the start of the 20th century, Karnataka saw the emergence of a new national consciousness. The emergence of nationalism and patriotism within the Karnataka Freedom Movement can be attributed to various factors, including the dissemination of English education, the resuscitation of Karnataka's historical narrative, the nurturing of patriotic sentiments, the influence of revolutionary newspapers, the function of political gatherings, the consequences of British policies, the advancement of transportation, and numerous others. The literature on the Karnataka freedom movement, as well as the historical significance and contributions of figures like S. Nijalingappa and Kittur's Rani Channamma, are presented in this article. The essay attempts to address the nationalist movement's rise during the Karnataka Freedom Movement. Dr. Diwakar explains that when Karnataka laborers entered Indian politics between 1885 and 1947, they saw two objectives: they imagined two ideas; they had two maps in front of them: one showed a free India, and the other showed Karnataka's unification. This illustrates how the desire for unification and the development of opportunities remained closely related in Karnataka. Furthermore, the leadership and sacrifices made by independence fighters who not only benefited the Indian country but also led to long-lasting social and economic changes that shaped its history were examined.

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