M. A. R. Barker

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M. A. R. Barker was an American linguist and scholar of South Asian languages who also conducted fieldwork on Native American languages and later became known for creating the fantasy world of Tékumel.

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instanceOf creator of fictional universe
fantasy writer
human
linguist
role-playing game designer
university professor
birthName Phillip Barker NERFINISHED
conductedFieldworkOn Native American languages
convertedTo Islam NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
created Empire of the Petal Throne role-playing game setting NERFINISHED
Tékumel NERFINISHED
employer University of Minnesota NERFINISHED
familyName Barker NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Indology
South Asian languages
fantasy worldbuilding
linguistics
role-playing games
fullName Muhammad Abd-al-Rahman Barker NERFINISHED
genre fantasy
science fantasy
givenName Phillip NERFINISHED
influenced early tabletop role-playing games
inspiredBy Mesoamerican cultures
South Asian cultures
knownFor creating the fantasy world of Tékumel
scholarship on South Asian languages
languagesStudied Hindi
Pakistani languages
Sanskrit
Urdu NERFINISHED
name M. A. R. Barker NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableWork Empire of the Petal Throne NERFINISHED
Tékumel NERFINISHED
occupation game designer
linguist
university teacher
writer
positionHeld professor of South Asian Studies
pseudonym M. A. R. Barker NERFINISHED
religion Islam
settingLanguageCreated Tsolyáni NERFINISHED
other constructed languages of Tékumel
workLocation University of Minnesota NERFINISHED

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Klamath–Modoc language documentedBy M. A. R. Barker