It was followed by Maharaja Kalikirshna Dev Bahadur's (1808–1974) "Sankshipta Sadvidyabali" (1833), a concise encyclopedia. Then came Raja Radhakanta Deb's "Sabdakalpadrum" (1822–1858), a Sanskrit encyclopedic dictionary in eight parts. Next was Rajkrishna Ray (1849–1894) and Saratchandra Dev's (1858-unknown) joint work "Bharatkosh", the first Bengali encyclopedia laid-out in alphabetical order (1880–1892) published in three volumes. Reverend Krishna Mohan Banerjee's (1813–1885) adaptation of "Encyclopædia Britannica", "Vidyakalpadruma" or "Encyclopædia Bengalensis" (1846–51), and the 22-volume "Bangla Visvakosh" (1886–1911), edited by Nagendranath Basu (1866–1938) with contributions from many major personalities of contemporary Bengal, were published next.