The correct answer is C. Thalassery Fort.
The Thalassery uprising was a rebellion against the British East India Company that took place in the Malabar region of India in 1766. The uprising was led by Pazhassi Raja, a local ruler who opposed the Company’s expansion into his territory. The uprising was initially successful, and the British were forced to retreat from Thalassery Fort. However, the Company eventually regrouped and defeated the rebels. Pazhassi Raja was killed in battle in 1775, and the uprising was suppressed.
The Thalassery uprising was a significant event in the history of British India. It was one of the first major challenges to the Company’s authority in the region, and it showed that the Company was not invincible. The uprising also led to a change in the Company’s policy towards the Malabar
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