Hans Christian Andersen
| Sex or gender | A̱jjwa  |
|---|---|
| Country of citizenship | Kingdom of Denmark |
| Name in native language | Hans Christian Andersen |
| Birth name | Hans Christian Andersen |
| Given name | Hans, Christian |
| Family name | Andersen |
| Date of birth | 2 Hywan Naai 1805 |
| Place of birth | Odense |
| Date of death | 4 Hywan A̱ninai 1875 |
| Place of death | Rolighed |
| Manner of death | natural causes |
| Cause of death | liver cancer |
| Place of burial | Assistens Kirkegård |
| Father | Hans Andersen |
| Mother | Anne Marie Andersdatter |
| Sibling | Karen Marie Andersen |
| Spouse | no value |
| Significant person | Jonas Collin, Edvard Collin, Ingeborg Mimi Collin |
| Native language | Danish |
| Languages spoken, written or signed | Danish |
| Writing language | Danish |
| Field of work | fairy tale, creative and professional writing, poetry, prose, children's literature |
| Position held | etatsråd |
| Educated at | Slagelse Gymnasium, Københavns Universitet |
| Honorific prefix | Professor |
| Work location | Copenhagen |
| Start of work period | 1827 |
| End of work period | 1875 |
| Ethnic group | Danes |
| Religion or worldview | Lutheranism |
| Handedness | left-handedness |
| List of works | Hans Christian Andersen bibliography |
| Artist files at | Frick Art Research Library |
| Has works in the collection | Nationalmuseum, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam |
| Movement | Romanticism |
| Genre | fairy tale, memoir |
| Contributor to the creative work or subject | Household Words |
| Influenced by | William Shakespeare |
| Time period | 19th century |
| Official website | https://andersen.sdu.dk |
| Depicted by | Bust of Hans C. Andersen, Naupactus |
| Copyright status as a creator | copyrights on works have expired |
Hans Christian Andersen cci kop jring cci a̱nunai bu a̱pffwon sinat cci kop jring cci a̱nunai bu nswak a̱tuyring bu a̱pffwon (1805–1875)
For other uses, see Hans Christian Andersen (disambiguation).
Hans Christian Andersen (/ˈændərsən/ AN-dər-sən, Danish: [ˈhænˀs ˈkʰʁestjæn ˈɑnɐsn̩, - ˈkʰʁæs-] ⓘ; ka̱tuk a̱hwa 2 an hywan naai u̱ du̱rya cci kop jring bu cci a̱nunai bu̱ a̱pfwon 1805 – ka̱tuk a̱naai 4 an hywan a̱nunai u du̱ryya cci kop jring cci a̱nunai bu̱ nswak a̱tuyring bu a̱pffwon 1875). A̱ yin yet a̱ntyok jem a̱kpa nyaai Denmark (Danish author). Madei a̱yet aka̱nkrang antyok dujem anbvwo na̱ta̱mbwai ni a (prolific writer of plays), travelogues, novels, bu̱ a̱bvom atushuk(poems), Ka̱sa ka n ku yring ba̱gungang bu̱ pfwong du̱jem fairy tales.
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Andersen du̱jem n kpa nkkang na̱mawon (fairy tales), a̱byyi nkkang na tat cci jring bu̱ nswak npfwon bu a̱kutat 156 a volum a̱ku̱mbvuyring 9 volums (across nine volumes), [1] Ba kan tsot a̱kpa nu na a̱ rau̱ n wap nzaan na tat cci jring bu̱ nswak nhwa bu a̱pfwon 125 Languages. [2] Du̱jem nu ti a̱yet kyang a cong a̱kpai a̱jenshring u̱ ka̱sa ka ni a̱brak a̱nya a̱ kpa̱ myyam na̱mawon swat ka̱sa ka sa̱rei bu ba̱ku̱kkwo ba̱nyet, n ku a̱yin a̱ sshi ka̱yat ka̱vung ni. [3]A̱kpa nu na a̱ra b̌yyi kpuntun ni a ntamak "The Emperor's New Clothes", "The Little Mermaid", "The Nightingale", "The Steadfast Tin Soldier", "The Red Shoes", "The Princess and the Pea", "The Snow Queen", "The Ugly Duckling", "The Little Match Girl", bu̱ "Thumbelina." A̱kpa nkkang Andersen na a̱ wwruk bu̱ n kyang bagu̱nga̱ng da ni ballets, Na̱ta̱mbvwai plays, bu̱ animated and live-action a̱nzzup. [4]