Horace Hayman Wilson

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Horace Hayman Wilson was a 19th-century British orientalist and Sanskrit scholar known for his pioneering translations of Indian texts and his contributions to the study of South Asian languages and culture.

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instanceOf Sanskrit scholar
human
lexicographer
orientalist
translator
university professor
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship Great Britain NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
employer East India Company NERFINISHED
University of Oxford
fieldOfWork Indology
Sanskrit studies
South Asian studies
lexicography
translation of Indian texts
gender male
influenced European understanding of Indian literature
later Indologists
knownFor contributions to the study of South Asian culture
contributions to the study of South Asian languages
early English translations of Sanskrit literature
pioneering translations of Indian texts
languageOfWorkOrName English
Sanskrit NERFINISHED
memberOf Asiatic Society of Bengal NERFINISHED
Royal Asiatic Society NERFINISHED
movement 19th-century Orientalism
name Horace Hayman Wilson NERFINISHED
notableWork Sanskrit–English dictionary NERFINISHED
translation of the Rigveda
translations of Purāṇic texts
works on the history of India
writings on Hindu religious literature
occupation Sanskrit scholar
indologist
lexicographer
orientalist
philologist
translator
positionHeld Boden Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Oxford NERFINISHED
studied Hinduism
Indian history
Indian religions
Sanskrit language
workLocation Calcutta NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
Oxford NERFINISHED

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Asiatic Society of Bengal notableMember Horace Hayman Wilson