Samsar Chand Kaul

Samsar Chand Kaul (Koul) (1883–1977), lovingly known as Sem Kak, was a teacher, collector, writer and naturalist from Kashmir. He taught Geography and Persian at the Tyndale Biscoe School in Srinagar, Kashmir and wrote several books. He travelled across the world with Britishers and was an avid collector of traditional attires, eggshells and bird nests from across the world. ^[1]

His books include Beautiful Valleys of Kashmir & Ladakh ^[2] (at least 3 editions), Birds of Kashmir^[3] and Srinagar & Its Environs in the 1940s.^[4]

Kaul hailed from Rainawari in Srinagar, Kashmir.

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^ "Master Samsar Chand Kaul".
^ Beautiful Valleys of the Kashmir and Ladakh. January 1971.
^ Birds of Kashmir. January 1939.
^ Srinagar and its environs: Kashmir, India. January 1965.

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[1] "Master Samsar Chand Kaul".

[2] Beautiful Valleys of the Kashmir and Ladakh. January 1971.

[3] Birds of Kashmir. January 1939.

[4] Srinagar and its environs: Kashmir, India. January 1965.

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