Main Centers of the Great Indian Revolution of 1857

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S.N.
Centre
Indian Leader
Date of Revolt Starts
British Officer
Date of Revolt Supress
1
Delhi
Bahadur Shah Jafar
(Army Leadership)
11, 12 May, 1857
Nikalson and Hudson
21 Septmber, 1857
2
Kanpur
Nana Shaheb, Tatya Tope(Army Leadership)
5 june, 1857
Campbel
6 Septmber, 1857
3
Lakhnow
Begam Hazarat
 Mahal
4 June, 1857
Campbel
March, 1858
4
Jhanshi
Rani Laxmibai
June, 1857
Heuroze
3 April, 1958
5
Alahabad
Liyakat Ali
1857
Col. Neil
1858
6
Jagdishpur
Kunwar Singh
August, 1857
William Taler and Vincent Aire
1858
7
Bareily
Khan Bahadur
Khan
1857
_
1858
8
Faizabaad
Maulavi
Ahamadulla
1857
_
1858
9
Fatehpur
Ajeemulla
1857
General Renard
1858

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