Kattabomman was an 18th-century palace king who fought the British rule in Tamil Nadu. He belongs to the Telugu speaking Rajakambalam Nayakkar tribe. His ancestors, the Mohammedans, the pataiyetuppukkuppinpu kampili Kingdom lost Vizianagaram developer after the Chola country, Pandya country lived, the Mohammedans Chera, Chola, Pandya kings, attacking the country, capturing 50 years of rule, the Pandya country kovilukal desecration of the Madurai Meenakshi Temple is locked
Pommu alias Getty Pommu was the minister of the Jeeka Veera Pandiyan (Nayak Dynasty) who came to power in the beautiful Veerapandiyapuram (present day Ottapidaram). His origin is Andhra Pradesh, Bellary. The word kettibommu in Telugu meaning 'heroic kundavar' became kattabommu in Tamil and later became kattabomman in Tamil. After the demise of Jekivirapandian, he was called by the people as Katipommun bin Adi Kattabommann. He was the first Kattabomman of the Pommu tradition.
Jekavira Kattabomman, a descendant of this puppet tradition (Dikwisaya Kattabomman), is a married couple. Their son was Veerapandiya, better known as Veerabandiyan. He was popularly known as Pommu Nayakkar as he continued to rule in the Nayaka dynasty.
Veerapandiya Gattabomman was born in Panchalangurichi on January 3, 1760 to Arumugathammal - Thikkusayya Kattabommu. On February 2, 1790, he was 47 years old. He was then thirty years of age. His spouse is Veerazakammal. They have no children. He was in the government for 9 years, 8 months and 14 days.
The Gumbinas decided to collect tax on the ruins in order to uphold their rule. The English commander Maxwell, who was in charge of collecting taxes in the paddy district, was unable to collect the tax from the Panchalangurichi Palai Veerabandiya Gattabomman. Accordingly AD In 1797, the first English commander, Alan Durai, came to fight the Panchalangurichi fort with much force. In the first battle of 1797 - 1798, Alan defeated Kiraabomman at Veerapandiya, unable to destroy the fort. Subsequently, Paddy District Collector Jackson Durai invited him to visit the Veerabandiya toy. He deliberately waved to many places to visit, hoping to humiliate Gattapomman. He finally met at Ramanathapuram on September 10, 1798. At that time, he tried to arrest Veerabandiya Gattabomman. Verapandiyak Gattabomman returned to Panchalangurichi after breaking it. On 5 September 1799, the Panchalangurichi Fort was besieged by an English commander, the Bannermen. There was fierce fighting. Many Englishmen died in the war. However, as the fort fell, Weerapandiya Gattabomman left the fort. On 9 September 1799, the British captured the Panchalangurichi Fort. On October 1, 1799, Veerabandiya Gattabomman was arrested by King Vijayaragunatha Thondaman of Pudukkottai and handed over to the Gumbiniyar (East India Company). On October 16, 1799, the English commander, Bannerman, was hanged in a ditch. In 1799, the Panchalangurichi Fort was besieged by an English commander, the Bannermen. There was fierce fighting. Many Englishmen died in the war. However, as the fort fell, Weerapandiya Gattabomman left the fort. On 9 September 1799, the British captured the Panchalangurichi Fort. On October 1, 1799, Veerabandiya Gattabomman was arrested by King Vijayaragunatha Thondaman of Pudukkottai and handed over to the Gumbiniyar (East India Company). On October 16, 1799, the English commander, Bannerman, was hanged in a ditch. In 1799, the Panchalangurichi Fort was besieged by an English commander, the Bannermen. There was fierce fighting. Many Englishmen died in the war. However, as the fort fell, Weerapandiya Gattabomman left the fort. On 9 September 1799, the British captured the Panchalangurichi Fort. On October 1, 1799, Veerabandiya Gattabomman was arrested by King Vijayaragunatha Thondaman of Pudukkottai and handed over to the Gumbiniyar (East India Company). On October 16, 1799, the English commander, Bannerman, was hanged in a ditch. On October 1, 1799, Veerabandiya Gattabomman was arrested by King Vijayaragunatha Thondaman of Pudukkottai and handed over to the Gumbiniyar (East India Company). On October 16, 1799, the English commander, Bannerman, was hanged in a ditch. On October 1, 1799, Veerabandiya Gattabomman was arrested by King Vijayaragunatha Thondaman of Pudukkottai and handed over to the Gumbiniyar (East India Company). On October 16, 1799, the English commander, Bannerman, was hanged in a ditch.
Kattabomman was executed and the history of the Panchalakshi is not over. The brother of Kattabomman, who was imprisoned by the British, was rescued by Panchalak Kachchi soldiers on 02.02.1801. The fort of Panchalak was rejuvenated. Major McCauley, who had come to arrest the dumb man, returned without being able to go into the fort. He started a siege of the fort on 30.03.1801 and captured it on 24.05.1801. Dumuthura and his brother Durasingham, who fled, the Kaliyar temple, the will, and Dindigul, were arrested and hanged on the cannon of Panchalak. The name Panchalangurichi was removed from the map of Tamil Nadu by whites. The fort was completely demolished and demolished.
In 1974, the then Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu built a fort that resembles the ancient fort in Panchalangurichi. M Karunanidhi raised. It still stands to this day. The fort, kothalam, kolamundapam, jakkama devi shrine have all reappeared. The wall is erected around a 6-acre site that includes the Memorial Fort. There is also an archaeological center inside. Inside the hall are paintings of Kattabomman's heroic paintings. The fort has been in operation since 1977.
At present the basement buildings of the old fort over 35 acres are under the care of the Archaeological Survey Department. The weapons used by Kattabomman, various items used by the people of his time, coins and coins have been found by the Archaeological Survey and made public in the Tamil Nadu Government Museum in Chennai.
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