Charles Roskelly Bawden FBA (22 April 1924 – 11 August 2016), Emeritus Professor of Mongolian, University of London.

Recipient of the PIAC Medal in 2012.

Participation:

• 01^st Meeting, Mainz 1958
• 02^nd Meeting, Mainz 1959
• 03^rd Meeting, Burg Liebenstein 1960
• 04^th Meeting, Cambridge 1961
• 05^th Meeting, Bloomington/Indiana 1962
• 07^th Meeting, De Pietersberg 1964: (together with S. Jagchid) Some Notes on the Horse-Policy of the Yüan Dynasty
• 08^th Meeting, Wahlscheid 1965: (together with S. Jagchid) Notes on Hunting of Some Nomadic Peoples of Central Asia
• 09^th Meeting, Ravello 1966: (together with S. Jagchid) Notes on the ranks and titles of the Mongol Nobility during Manchu Time
• 13^th Meeting, 1970: Some manuscripts of popular religion from Mongolia

Veronika Veit wrote a dedication to Charles Bawden’s 70th birthday:

• (1994). Charles Bawden, on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday. Central Asiatic Journal, 38(2), 149–154. http://www.jstor.org/stable/41927976,

and she also wrote a remarkable obituary, which, in itself, is a fine piece of biographical literature. She depicts  Charles Bawden’s early life, his travels, which made him see in Hong Kong the devastation brought forth by WW  II, and which, besides a detailed description of his scholarly contributions, highlights an important, but not really well-known facet of Charles Bawden’s life: he was also a poet.

• (2019) CHARLES BAWDEN / Charles Roskelly Bawden, 22 April 1924 – 11 August 2016, elected Fellow of the British Academy 1971; resigned 1980; re-elected 1985. In: Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the British Academy, XVII, 449–469.

A short obituary also was posted in altaist.org.