This institute was named after Hendrik Kern ‒ the first Leiden professor of Sanskrit ‒ and opened its doors on 4 April 1925. In the course of the 20th century ...

The institute houses the Department of Indian & Tibetan Studies of Leiden University, as well as an excellent library. The research and teaching at the Kern ...

From the moment the Kern Institute opened its doors in 1925, photographs and slides were collected besides printed works and other kinds of special ...

The Kern Institute was founded in 1925 and named after the first to hold a chair in Sanskrit, Hendrik Kern. The Institute is the expert centre on South Asia ...

Library. The Kern Institute library, forming part of the Leiden University Library, is the chief research library for Indology in the Netherlands.

The aim of the Institute (which has been named after the great Dutch orientalist, Dr. Kern) is to promote the study of Indian archaeology in its widest sense, ...

The institute houses the Department of Indian & Tibetan Studies of Leiden University, as well as an excellent library. Contacted: Not contacted; Venue ID ...

The block prints and manuscripts deal primarily with religious and philosophical questions pertaining to Tibetan Buddhist traditions as well as closely related ...

Memoirs of the Kern Institute, Leiden ; Ritual, State and History in South Asia · Volume 5. Editor(s): A.W. van den Hoek, D.H.A. Kolff, and M.S. Oort ; The System ...

The aim of the Institute (which has been named after the great. Dutch or·ientalist, Dr. Kern) is to promote the study of Indian archaeology in its widest sense, ...