To all Pakistani people saying the Bakshali Manuscript is not Indian history: The Manuscript is written in the Sarada Script in Sanskrit language. It was written during the Gupta Empire in the 3rd-4th Century. The Gupta Empire was a Hindu Empire. Since you all claim you are Arabs and Turks, Mohammed Bin Qasim (your ancestor) had not arrived to India. Indian civilization extends back 5,000 years. Pakistan wasn’t even a word until the early 20th Century. Islam didn’t even exist in Arabia back then. Stop stealing india’s History and culture. Hindu texts are written in Sanskrit. So is the Bakshali Manuscript.
Thats like if I found a Roman Empire artifact from the 3rd Century in Egypt today, Egyptians saying "It is Egyptian!" Indian civilization is 5,000 years old. Pakistan and Islam itself (the reason for Pakistan's creation) didn't exist in the 3rd Century.
Thats not correct. They claim their genetics are from Turks and Arabs. There were no Turks and Arabs East of the Indus River back then. West of the Indus River were the Persians (Zoroastrian). Sanskrit is the foundation of the Hindu scriptures, this is not debatable. The Bakshali manuscript is also in Sanskrit. Today, Pakistan treats Hindus like 3rd class citizens. So it is extremely hypocritical of them to claim the Bakshali Manuscript. That is like saying an Arab found a Jewish manuscript written in Hebrew from 1800 years ago and claims "I am the same genetics, so it is mine"
@@mrht6094Can you share your source. Aryabhatta (476 to 550 AD) lived before Brahmagupta(597 to 668 AD) did. Bhramagupta also did some work in this regard however, he himself agrees he didnt invent zero.
David M Zero was explained first time in the Brahmagupta's Brahmasuptha siddhanta. He indeed said that he didn't discovered it but he never said it was discovered by Aryabhatta. He might be talking about ancient Mathematics of Greek and Egypt. It is not known who discovered it but it first appeared in Brahmagupta's work for sure.
@@mrht6094 You yourself proving your comment wrong. You said Brahmasuptha discovered zero and you say later he didn't discover it. Nobody said Brahmasuptha discovered zero except you. He indeed said he didn't discovered zero but he didn't said who discovered it, it can be Arya bhatta who discovered it.
Arya Bhatt was the guy 500 years before Copernicus who proposed the fact that Earth and other planets revolve around sun and causes solar and Lunar Eclipse but this data couldn't be communicated to western philosophers.
@@pieratesofcarribean Aryabhatta notes that the earth is not the center of the solar system and concludes that the earth is spherical. Aryabhatta in ancient historical records, was the first to make the heliocentric theory. This is widely studied by experts in Japan, but until now there has been no continuation of this research. The conclusion reached today, heliocentric was created by Aryabhatta, based on his research on the Vedic scriptures. You can read journals published by professors in Japan.
Haha what a joke.There is absolutely no proof of Arya Bhatta discovering Zero. It was yet another Hindutva Nationalist propaganda used by the fundamentists. It was actually introduced in the Indian Subcontinent by the great scholars of the Mughal Era who were very rich in mathematics traditionally. Let us not forget that Islam has also given the world algebra.
Zero was discovered by aryabhatta he was one of the first mathematician who related astronomy science and maths together He knew about 1. He expressed the distance between moon and earth which is similar to the distance as we know today 2.Ancient Greek believed that earth is centre and sun and all heavenly bodies revolute to the earth But he knew that sun was centre and all planets revolute to sun 3. He knew about solar and lunar eclipse 4. 1st 10 decimal places 5. Gave algorithms to solve square and cubic roots using decimal system 6.He treated geometric measurements 62832/20000=3.1416=pi 7..developed property similar to Pythagorean theoram And all this was not possible at that time
A Muslim Persian mathematician, Mohammed ibn-Musa al-Khowarizmi, suggested that a little circle should be used in calculations if no number appeared in the tens place. The Arabs called this circle "sifr," or "empty." Zero was crucial to al-Khowarizmi, who used it to invent algebra in the ninth century. Get your facts straight dumbo
There is absolutely no proof of Arya Bhatta discovering Zero. It was yet another Hindutva Nationalist propaganda used by the fundamentists. It was actually introduced in the Indian Subcontinent by the great scholars of the Mughal Era who were very rich in mathematics traditionally. Let us not forget that Islam has also given the world algebra.
@@crusaderofunderdogs8005 There is no proof of Mughal introduced zero.Let us not forget Hinduism also gave a lot of things not only mathematics also Ayurveda ,Yoga, etc
@@PaulA-qe6om co invented 😂😂😂 no wonder persians got fxxxedd u are fxxinn liars. INDIAN'S DISCOVERED ALGEBRA. UR LOW CLASS PEOPLE DIDN'T DISCOVERED SHII EXCEPT POEMS . HENCE ARABS CALL U FIRE WORSHIPPERS LOL😂😂😂 DON'T STEAL CREDIT FROM INDIAN'S. U STOLE OUR SCRIPTURES AND TRANSLATED IT IN UR OWN LANGUAGE U DON'T OWN IT. AS SIMPLE AS THAT. KEEP LYING AND UR CULTURE WILL PERISH FROM THIS EARTH.
Proud to be an INDIAN THE India who once paved way to many new innovations that world later followed, has now been limited to follow the scrap of THE West, a said fate..
The Egyptians invented the first ciphered numeral system, and the Greeks followed by mapping their counting numbers onto Ionian and Doric alphabets. Stop propaganda.
Bhramhagupta gave "0 or nothing" a shape and also used it in calculation like addition, subtraction & multiplication, and Aryabhatta gave it a place as a suffix like in 10 (something above 9) & that changed everything. It's Ancient name is "Shunya". Lord Shiva (*not Shankar) is often depicted as "Shunya", as his name also indicates "Shiv"(a Sanskrit word that means "the one which is not" or "nothingness") and hence also depicted as the only permanent thing in the Multiverse. No wonder why many Big Scientists and Astronomers studied Indian Ancient Scriptures.
Originally Hindu was discovered main theory of life in galaxy . this theory is science=making=mind=Brahma. love=work=equal=Krishna. fight=destroy=dark=Siva.
It is not just zero the whole number system is from India.A culture with strong math foundation can only come up with Zero.The Babylonian zero was not a number hence they could not come up with decimal system , the revolutionary number system which includes zero came from India. If other culture had even a rudimentary form of Zero they would have come up with current number system which they did not ! So it is just not ZERO or any philosophy that created it.Zero could have been created only by the people who knew their numbers well! It was strong Mathematical foundation of Ancient Indian Civilization that came up with this system.So please get away with name Arabic from our numerals which is confusing people .The whole number system including zero is from India.We taught the world to COUNT and CALCULATE!.This is the universal language not English! which was archaeologically proved too with the discovery of precise 'ruler' and metric scales and weights discovered in Indus valley civilization. I always wondered why we were never taught About 'Zero in chaturbhuj temple in Gwalior fort and Bakshali script which are the earliest description of number system and zero any where in the world .Answer is simple it doesn't go well with euro centric and 'Everything was Savage "before islam, Narration.Had it been from europe or muslim country, the world wuld be taught about it First!
Devi Vinod while this sounds convincing there are some questions that continues to puzzle. Beside the carbon dating problem as someone stated above, the first description of how the zero looks like today is found in Al Khwarizmi book written in about 820. the earliest Indian document uses a dot for zero in ... let's agree with the third century. The earliest archeological evidence in India is said to be from the ninth century - maybe before maybe after Al Khwarizmi book. The question that arises is how come from the third century to the ninth century NO mathematical document in India uses the current symbol for zero? where was it being used in Indian mathematics? If it cant be found in any document throughout India where did the carvers at the remote temple get the concept of using the current symbol rather than a dot? Could it have been carved after Al Khwarizmi wrote his book? Could the other digits have been carved earlier and the zeros added later? analysis can determine if two different people carved the digits. Nothing in this video clarifies these yet they seemed to have closed the book on who gave us zero in its current form. Doesn't look like eurocentrics and islamists trying to cover up.
the symbol zero 0 might be a later evolution of dot in india, the arabs still use dot as zero in their arabic numerals, the arabs actually adopted two variants one which is used by arabs today, another which arabs transfered to the europeans. the different regions of india had different digit symbols.
@@srak1875 You should read the book 'Kitab al-Jam wa-l-tafriq bi-hisab al-Hind' of Al-Khwarizmi ( it's Latin translation which is 'Algoritmi de numero Indorum') or you could go for' Kitab fi usul hisab al-hind' wrote by the Persian mathematician Kushyar ibn Labban . Unlike today, ancient Persians and Arabs were honest about the origin of the newly arrived mathematics from India .
This is an early form of sanskrit writing ie the brahmi script. Today’s current Tibetan writing was also deprived from this script in the 600 ce. You can see many similarities. The number zero or nothing plays a vital role in understanding one of Buddha’s main philosophy about “emptiness”.
Egyptians invented Pi aka the golden ratio long before any civilization, it is found all over the temples and Pyramids of Egypt. Scientist are still puzzled by the Pyramids and how calculations are precise to the centimeter, meaning the also founded the metric system.
@@ashiinsane90 I checked it and no where it is written or proven. Many say archamidies discovered it. Many say Aryabhata discovered it. No one is even talking about Egyptian civilization or whatever. It may be China,India or Greek that have invented this.
Not punctuation mark, it's actually a vowel. Hindi script has 13 vowels, all of them have their own letters, plus vowel marks. When used in a word, these vowels are represented by these marks. That dot is one of those, representing half N sound.
Its really complicated to say exactly who invented 0, some of my school teachers saids that zero was invented for mayas, and others says that it was an arabic person, anothers says it was an indian one, honestly, I wont continue searching who was, and if you think you know it, keep it for yourself, im tired of hearing different answers
You can argue between Maya and Indian ones because they are the older one's which mentioned zero but others just translated Indian books and gave their name as Arabs did with indo arab numerical and with trigonometry
According to our college professor the decimal number system was based in Hindu-Arabic number system where basic digits of counting use 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 that were adapted by Arabs from Indians, but the Arabs also added the 0 to the number system. I don't know how accurate such information, we may investigate. Zero may have just been a concept used by the Indians in philosophy during ancient times, but perhaps the Arabs may have been the ones that used it early as numeral. On the other hand the ancient Mayan civilization in South America separately developed vigesimal number system which included zero numeral.
Marcus du Saotoy is truly a legend. Everyone should watch his outstanding series on Mathematics made with the BBC. This video is also brilliant! That's to the science museum for making it!
There's not any philosophy in the zero, actually I'm wondering why it hasn't been used earlier. Imagine you live in an era without the zero and you have to subtract 5 apples from 5 apples and somehow take a note of the result, so actually you put some sign fot it and that's all. The real ingenious moment comes when the people started to use it in the decimal system and I think that before it was used in a binary one.
@João Moreira Yes modern Mathematics was formed mostly by Europeans from 17th to 20th century. Also this was the time period when most parts of the world were colonized by Europeans. Traditional education systems were shattered, stolen, people were enslaved and forced to work for their masters. I guess it wasn't a very healthy environment for Mathematical studies for native people. Africans, despite being one of the earliest inhabitants of the planet have almost no inventions to their name. Instead most of the poorest countries of today's world are African. Centuries of colonial rule, harassment, slavery, human trafficking did that to them. Such a tragedy that there are people in modern world who have absolutely no idea of what world went through in last 500 years. Don't be ignorant.
Actually , aryabhatta was the person who defined further properties of zero but the truth is that idea of zero existed prior to that and the first time when the concept of using a notation for "nothing" in mathematics was introduced by brahmagupta.
Fascinating the progress over time and the intersections of learning, better, control, symbols… so many factors involved in the human experience over time.
Now Government should try to take credit of zero in the favour of India as soon as possible otherwise any British or European would try to take credit of our invention as they have habit of it.
Actually *inca's and mayans* of America were *first who invented Zero* for building their pyramid type prayer hall. *Other civilization like asians and middle eastern found them later*
Yeah indian give the rules of zero u people use zero as a place hilder while we use zero as a real.number every laws of zero is given by indian scientist so stop lying learn the truth ur ancestors were dumb compare to our ancestor
So this carbon dating was done just 6 years ago Then what was the age of manuscript considered before this cabron dating and how did they find it?? And why the carbon dating is done so long after discovery of the manuscript
The first recorded zero appeared in Mesopotamia around 3 B.C. The Mayans invented it independently circa 4 A.D. It was later devised in India in the mid-fifth century, spread to Cambodia near the end of the seventh century, and into China and the Islamic countries at the end of the eighth.
To dig for Zero in Indian Subcontinent first get your knowledge updated about what was India known for during 1 to 5 th Century. It was an era of Takshshila and Nalanda University where the whole world used to come for knowledge. So it's spread from there. Let's drop the exact IP claims!
Politically correct bullshit and if you challenge it. You are called a racist but I will and let all the racist's come and challenge what I have written here. Numbers are symbolical of angles. First the Saudi's went into all the prominant universities back in the late 1950's, and in the form of donations, bribed university officials to teach Islamic studies and Islamic history the way they wanted it taught. They fabricated it and how we were told that the number system came from the Arabs, and all sorts of other things like Algebra, etc. Now they have resorted to call the number system Arab-Hindi numbers. Now the Hindu's are trying to lay claim to this. The numbers we use today were invented by a Catholic monk, where each number is a angle. One has 1 angle, 2 has two angles and so on. That is why a 7 was written by europeans years back and i've seen it many times in the 60's as a kid. Where the 7 had a line going through it and a hook at the top. Look at the Arab and Hindu numbers from 0-9. In Arabic a value of 5 is denoted by a 0. Zero in modern numbers means no angles so in arabic numbers it clearly defeats its use. The Hindu numbers are the same the zero is a dot and are not symbolical of angles. They have twisted and distorted the truth. The Aztec and Mayans also had a zero but nobody seems to credit them, not that they had anything to do with our modern numbers. But if any correlation existing was closest to the modern zero. It would be that of the aztecs and mayans..
I would love to hear about calculus in India during the Vedic times......as I find it fishy that Newton and libnitz both lay a claim to its discovery at the same time.
@@mauryanempire7503 yea you clearly don't know enough calculus then, the idea of a derivate and integral in its modern forms weren't but theorems on infinite sequences and series which are part of modern calculus or real analysis were.
Muslims stole a lot of libraries these were translated into Arabic and then latin. A lot of renesaaiunce science is Indian. Even the numbering system that we now use is called the arabic numbering because the Europeans got it from the Arabs who got it from the hindus
I agree in the sense that zero does not have form in physical reality, but from a mental state of vision, it can be understood with thought For a moment view it from this perspective zero, is the formless form that holds all potential with in itself as a whole, space, or place of infinity because it is has no measure, if there is another outside of zero, then zero would cease to be whole because of the other, making it 2 in parts, and having a boundary to be measured buy but if zero divides within itself, then zero as the whole carries all potential divisions within itself, but itself remains whole because there is nothing without side itself but itself alone, being Infinite and without measure for example, if 0🌑 is divided or creates within itself, it becomes 2📀, 0 🌑and 1🔹 other = 2 things 📀 0 and 1 other = 2 things = 3 things😶 0,1,2=3 On the hand if zero divides outside itself there must be a place where the other can exist, because existence can only take place in what already exists non existence emplies, no life, but non life cannot create life, life in nature creates life, therefore if we say zero is whole and infinite, there should be nothing outside infinity because it's measure is boundless, therefore there is nothing for it to be measured against other than itself alone, and if zero is infinite, with no other without, then it stands to reason that all divisions, distinctions and creations must take place within zero intself I believe that 0123, are intimately tied with one another, and the divisions we make help us so that we can gain the invisible concept of infinity and it's internal structure which to me is abstract and understood with our thoughts, contemplation, and calculations, this is just the thought I have been having lately towards the nature of zero and it's qualities, and associates, I thought the idea you proposed sounded really interesting, and a cause for a great discussion of ideas, my perspective is always changing, with the more abstract knowledge Im striving to learn, Could be wrong, could be right, but always trying humbly to learn
Al Khwarizmi invented algorithm and algebra. Actually earliest known usage of Algo comes from Mesopotamia 2500BC but Al Khwarizmi transformed this concept and gave it new field in modern Mathematics. Akin to how Einstein's field equation is a revolution of Newton's gravitational equation. He used zero in his work and introduced it to Europe, originally derived from ancient Hindi numerals and later modified to Arabic numerals. The reason his name is not included is because Al Khwarizmi referred to text which was more recent than the Baklashi script.
@ Abid Rahman Al Khwarizmi certainly can't be called as the inventor of Algebra coz a whole lot of Algebra was learnt by the Muslims, including Khwarizmi, from the Hindus aka Indians when they were in India as traders/merchants. In fact, Brahmagupta's masterpiece 'Brahmasphutasiddhanta' has Algebra in it, including the general solutions of linear equations, quadratic equations, solutions of systems of simultaneous indeterminate equations etc. A lot of contributions attributed to the muslims from the late 1st millennium AD are actually Indian contributions. That doesn't take away the fact that the muslims made their own contributions too, before spreading them to the west.
All Indo European writing system evolved From script developed in the Middle East ie. the Fertile Crescent the Euphrates region. Early form of the Sanskrit was used in the Mitanni kingdom 1500 BCE, parts of modern day Syria Iraq and Turkey. They even worshiped some of the old Gods of the Rig Veda like Indra. Which modern Hindu don’t worship. Regarding the earliest concept of Zero is also from that region. Sumeria and later Babylon used two wedges to denote zero as early as 2000 BCE. The modern usages of 60 minute hour is also Babylonian In origin. In 650 CE The Indian Mathematician Brahmagupta and others developed it further by writing as a dot under a number to represent a concept of Zero. Later Mohammed ibn-Musa al-Khowarizmi around 773 CE developed it further to the modern zero that we have, representing it as an 0. That is why in the west it is known as Arabic numerals. So in reality the Zero was developed by different cultures over centuries to the modern zero that we use today. To claim it was the Muslims or the Hindus creating the symbol of zero is wrong. Different cultures contributed towards. In fact all knowledge is learnt and Improved upon this way.
nonsense. the whole world knows the truth. stop spreading fake facts. The whole world accepts that the first language is Sanskrit and all indo european languages have originated from it.
Zero is invented by tamilians . Evidence is there in book name called "Tamiliyindhiram".Even Aryabhatta also referred this book before he shown a zero to the world. The zero is named in that book is called பாழ்.
Excellent video. Philochrony is the theory that describes the nature of time and demonstrates its existence. Philochrony establishes an analogy between zero and time thus arising the linear zero.
LOL ARYABHATTA DISCOVERED IT THE FIRST. NATIVE AMERICANS WERE SO GREAT WE ALL KNOW HOW THEY SAVED THEIR CIVILIZATION DON'T NEED TO TALK MUCH. DON'T COMPARE URSELF WITH INDIAN RISHIS. CRY AND COPE.
Yes. But the Bakshali Manuscript was written in the 3rd century under a Hindu empire, the Gupta Empire. You are Arabs and Turks, not descendants of Indians. At least that’s what all Pakiatani’s say. And you hate Hindus. Hindu sacred texts like Vedas are written in sanskrit. Bakshali Manuscript is written in Sanskrit.
You are Khan, so a Pathan. Pathan people did not occupy that area in 3rd century. Pathans were invaders. 3rd century it was part of Gupta Empire, a Hindu empire partnof Indian civilization. Capital of Hindu empire was in Bihar.
The term nothing is not a valid scientific term because it does not describe anything accurately that exists in metaphysical reality. The reason nothing can't exist is because of the law of conservation of energy, which states energy cannot be created or destroyed only transformed. So when one thing transforms into another, the true state of nothing does not exist and even though the thing that was transformed does not exist in its former it does exist in a new state of energy or matter. So then what we have is a change in state and form but that does not equal nothing. Zero is simply an accounting of a state that no longer exists relative to tha particular something that used to exist in that previous state. But it does not mean nothing. Nothing does not exist and is in violation of the physical law of conservation of energy. So when mathematicians use this definition of zero equating to nothing it's actually a linguistic definition and linguistic definitions can take on any meaning and are not accurate relative to scientific proof and explanation. 0:28
The oldest zero in world is found on the wall of temples of angkor in Cambodia in the year 5th century.... special about it is how they used the number zero as number not just a dots like other without explaining the number zero is used as a number zero....
@@Ragesh.Szr86 if Angkor wat temple in Cambodia was built by Indian why all the temples in India nothing look like Angkor wat temple in Cambodia and why all Cambodia temple in Thailand or Siam, Loa and Vietnam looks exactly like Cambodia temple in Cambodia
@Kush Kunte lol go through history once again... suryavarman used to have south indian influences ... hindus went to indonesia from india, first king of khmer empire was born in java of indonesia jayavarman under indian and south east asian ancestory .. then he travelled to mordern cambodia and established khmer empire making the capital indrapura on the year 781 ad and . khmer used to had its official religion as hinduism and secondly angkor wat was built by suryavarman during 12th century ..as his reign was 1113 ad to 1150 ad. secondly as per history brahmagupta invented zero during 600's and aryabhatta used it as a numberduring the same century.... khmer empire wasnt even formed then, nor did the first king of khmer empire was born then.
Politically correct bullshit and if you challenge it. You are called a racist but I will and let all the racist's come and challenge what I have written here. Numbers are symbolical of angles. First the Saudi's went into all the prominant universities back in the late 1950's, and in the form of donations, bribed university officials to teach Islamic studies and Islamic history the way they wanted it taught. They fabricated it and how we were told that the number system came from the Arabs, and all sorts of other things like Algebra, etc. Now they have resorted to call the number system Arab-Hindi numbers. Now the Hindu's are trying to lay claim to this. The numbers we use today were invented by a Catholic monk, where each number is a angle. One has 1 angle, 2 has two angles and so on. That is why a 7 was written by europeans years back and i've seen it many times in the 60's as a kid. Where the 7 had a line going through it and a hook at the top. Look at the Arab and Hindu numbers from 0-9. In Arabic a value of 5 is denoted by a 0. Zero in modern numbers means no angles so in arabic numbers it clearly defeats its use. The Hindu numbers are the same the zero is a dot and are not symbolical of angles. They have twisted and distorted the truth. The Aztec and Mayans also had a zero but nobody seems to credit them, not that they had anything to do with our modern numbers. But if any correlation existing was closest to the modern zero. It would be that of the aztecs and mayans..
@Mayur Kanth Probably more Buddist than Hindu. The word "Hindu" is an exonym given by outsiders. Besides, no need to get triggered because he didn't attack your religion. He only stated what could be true and you have no way to refute it.
Was zero ever required. Why denote nothing. Mathematics is so old and I feel it was in purpose that zero was not required. The Egyptians did not need it so did ancient Indians ....
After reading Comments section: 1) Let's agree that the invention of zero is a triumph for HUMANITY, otherwise we would be after Denisovan to give them credit for inventing masturbation 2) The zero concept was introduced in Europe through Arabs, way after the 1st millenia, to substitute the Roman numbers. Since then, it became popular knowledge that it was an "Arab number" 3) Some comments are really interesting, but most relate to nowadays politics that try to usurp history 4) I have ZERO ideia why did I just wrote all of this
Earlier to invention of ZERO (0) how the ancient people use to write the numbers like i. 208; ii.3004; iii.4108; iv 8013; v. 1000i7; vi.20103; vii.34708;;
Just Imagine:- People saying - i have nothing Hindus - why nothing has no value Aryabhatta or Brahmputra - from now zero is considered as nothing 🤯 Even more fascinating is that how Aryabhatta used zero in number system by placing zero with 1-O and call it 10 🤯 Then continue with 11 🤯
Nalanda university was one of the oldest university in the world, it gave zero, decimal, pytho theorem, astronomy, astrology, and many more. And by the way you forgot to name who invented zero "aryabhatta".
To all Pakistani people saying the Bakshali Manuscript is not Indian history:
The Manuscript is written in the Sarada Script in Sanskrit language. It was written during the Gupta Empire in the 3rd-4th Century. The Gupta Empire was a Hindu Empire.
Since you all claim you are Arabs and Turks, Mohammed Bin Qasim (your ancestor) had not arrived to India.
Indian civilization extends back 5,000 years. Pakistan wasn’t even a word until the early 20th Century. Islam didn’t even exist in Arabia back then.
Stop stealing india’s History and culture. Hindu texts are written in Sanskrit. So is the Bakshali Manuscript.
vip129870 still found in Pakistan
Thats like if I found a Roman Empire artifact from the 3rd Century in Egypt today, Egyptians saying "It is Egyptian!" Indian civilization is 5,000 years old. Pakistan and Islam itself (the reason for Pakistan's creation) didn't exist in the 3rd Century.
Thats not correct. They claim their genetics are from Turks and Arabs. There were no Turks and Arabs East of the Indus River back then. West of the Indus River were the Persians (Zoroastrian). Sanskrit is the foundation of the Hindu scriptures, this is not debatable. The Bakshali manuscript is also in Sanskrit. Today, Pakistan treats Hindus like 3rd class citizens. So it is extremely hypocritical of them to claim the Bakshali Manuscript. That is like saying an Arab found a Jewish manuscript written in Hebrew from 1800 years ago and claims "I am the same genetics, so it is mine"
@Clayay! Husain Hinduism wasn't even a name that Indians knew of back then you moron. Indians knew themselves as Sanatanis.
@Kush Kunte definetly not many people have left their home and now settled in India..many Muslims went Pakistan in 1947 many hindus came india..
Its a shame Aryabhata's name is not mentioned in this video.
David M Brahmagupta discovered zero and not Aryabhatta.
@@mrht6094Can you share your source. Aryabhatta (476 to 550 AD) lived before Brahmagupta(597 to 668 AD) did.
Bhramagupta also did some work in this regard however, he himself agrees he didnt invent zero.
David M Zero was explained first time in the Brahmagupta's Brahmasuptha siddhanta.
He indeed said that he didn't discovered it but he never said it was discovered by Aryabhatta.
He might be talking about ancient Mathematics of Greek and Egypt.
It is not known who discovered it but it first appeared in Brahmagupta's work for sure.
I came here to leave a similar comment..
@@mrht6094 You yourself proving your comment wrong. You said Brahmasuptha discovered zero and you say later he didn't discover it. Nobody said Brahmasuptha discovered zero except you. He indeed said he didn't discovered zero but he didn't said who discovered it, it can be Arya bhatta who discovered it.
Arya Bhatt was the guy 500 years before Copernicus who proposed the fact that Earth and other planets revolve around sun and causes solar and Lunar Eclipse but this data couldn't be communicated to western philosophers.
Aryabhatta proposed Geocentric Model of Solar System not Heliocentric. Read the scientific papers.
@@pieratesofcarribean u sure?
@@pieratesofcarribean Aryabhatta notes that the earth is not the center of the solar system and concludes that the earth is spherical. Aryabhatta in ancient historical records, was the first to make the heliocentric theory. This is widely studied by experts in Japan, but until now there has been no continuation of this research. The conclusion reached today, heliocentric was created by Aryabhatta, based on his research on the Vedic scriptures. You can read journals published by professors in Japan.
Haha what a joke.There is absolutely no proof of Arya Bhatta discovering Zero. It was yet another Hindutva Nationalist propaganda used by the fundamentists.
It was actually introduced in the Indian Subcontinent by the great scholars of the Mughal Era who were very rich in mathematics traditionally. Let us not forget that Islam has also given the world algebra.
@@crusaderofunderdogs8005 I do respect Islam ain't forgetting it 👍
Zero was discovered by aryabhatta he was one of the first mathematician who related astronomy science and maths together
He knew about
1. He expressed the distance between moon and earth which is similar to the distance as we know today
2.Ancient Greek believed that earth is centre and sun and all heavenly bodies revolute to the earth
But he knew that sun was centre and all planets revolute to sun
3. He knew about solar and lunar eclipse
4. 1st 10 decimal places
5. Gave algorithms to solve square and cubic roots using decimal system
6.He treated geometric measurements
62832/20000=3.1416=pi
7..developed property similar to Pythagorean theoram
And all this was not possible at that time
A Muslim Persian mathematician, Mohammed ibn-Musa al-Khowarizmi, suggested that a little circle should be used in calculations if no number appeared in the tens place. The Arabs called this circle "sifr," or "empty." Zero was crucial to al-Khowarizmi, who used it to invent algebra in the ninth century. Get your facts straight dumbo
@@friskyguy00 It's you suppose to get your facts right. Did you watch the video?
It is also said by ISRO that gravity was also first discovered by aryabhata its true
@@zlightning2582 how does ISRO knows it. I mean where is the proof.
where is the proof that he knew about lunar and solar eclipse.
Didn't even mentioned Aryabhatta, what a shame!
There is absolutely no proof of Arya Bhatta discovering Zero. It was yet another Hindutva Nationalist propaganda used by the fundamentists.
It was actually introduced in the Indian Subcontinent by the great scholars of the Mughal Era who were very rich in mathematics traditionally. Let us not forget that Islam has also given the world algebra.
@@crusaderofunderdogs8005 lol
@Prophet Macron PBUH it's not mughals and also not aryabhatt but was there way before in hindu scripture see the bbc Hindi documentary on zero.
@Prophet Macron PBUH hail prophet macron
@@crusaderofunderdogs8005 There is no proof of Mughal introduced zero.Let us not forget Hinduism also gave a lot of things not only mathematics also Ayurveda ,Yoga, etc
Thanks to Indian sages
Thanks to Nalanda University. Credit where it's due
@@kunalk1234 neo budhist militant? Lol the number theory was pure Hindu, one of them was brahma sputa sidhanta, and another Acharyas
Thanks to Indian Hindus who discovered zero, applied it to mathematics and invented algebra
Indians co-invented Algebra with a Persian mathematician. But Hindus invented all else all by themselves.
@@PaulA-qe6om
Persian mathematician? He translated the Indian works into Persian that is how it got spreaded.
@@savitar8002 Yes- but translators should not get more PRAISE than THE CREATORS , IMO.
@@PaulA-qe6om
That's what i am saying u said Indians co invented Algebra.
Only Indians invented Algebra,Persian mathematician just translated it.
@@PaulA-qe6om co invented 😂😂😂 no wonder persians got fxxxedd u are fxxinn liars. INDIAN'S DISCOVERED ALGEBRA. UR LOW CLASS PEOPLE DIDN'T DISCOVERED SHII EXCEPT POEMS . HENCE ARABS CALL U FIRE WORSHIPPERS LOL😂😂😂 DON'T STEAL CREDIT FROM INDIAN'S. U STOLE OUR SCRIPTURES AND TRANSLATED IT IN UR OWN LANGUAGE U DON'T OWN IT. AS SIMPLE AS THAT. KEEP LYING AND UR CULTURE WILL PERISH FROM THIS EARTH.
come from somewhere really ?
yes come from #BHARATVARSHA
Thanks to Aryabhatta for invitation of sunya
Invention*
Proud to be an INDIAN
THE India who once paved way to many new innovations that world later followed, has now been limited to follow the scrap of THE West, a said fate..
I'm proud to be an Indian
It was discovered in Pakistan, what a shame
@@helveticaneptune537 taking credit of pagons achievement lol
@@helveticaneptune537 credit chor, stealing credits of hindus
@@helveticaneptune537 lol
Wow Sanskrit Lang is so great
That is the reason some Indians who doesn't want the greatness of Sanskrit n bharat to be known to common people of in India, always oppose Sanskrit.
Some indian neo buddhist dalit peddling lie that sanskrit is only 800 years old 🤣
@@warlandpaint yes bro
@@warlandpaint and they dont know buddha himself was a hindu
@@cosmosedits5678 YES.
Arya Bhatt was genius if he lived a life only of a mathematician then he would have discovered many things in life time but he had empire to guide .
The Egyptians invented the first ciphered numeral system, and the Greeks followed by mapping their counting numbers onto Ionian and Doric alphabets. Stop propaganda.
@@Asia_Bangladesh source? Oh yes, trust me bro
@@Asia_Bangladesh kangladesh 😂i
I am proud of my india..💕
it wasn't even india when zero was invented by Aryabhatta
@@bojackhorsingaround is it just about drawing boundaries?
Bhramhagupta gave "0 or nothing" a shape and also used it in calculation like addition, subtraction & multiplication, and Aryabhatta gave it a place as a suffix like in 10 (something above 9) & that changed everything. It's Ancient name is "Shunya". Lord Shiva (*not Shankar) is often depicted as "Shunya", as his name also indicates "Shiv"(a Sanskrit word that means "the one which is not" or "nothingness") and hence also depicted as the only permanent thing in the Multiverse. No wonder why many Big Scientists and Astronomers studied Indian Ancient Scriptures.
but Bhramhagupta came after aryabhatta
Actually Egypt had it way before india did. Also Lord Shiva did not even exist it’s just something told in a Fantasy book
@@Aftermath-News quiet living in fantasy, may lord Shiva guide u
@@hhahni it’s pretty obvious that All Hindus live in fantasy’s
@@Aftermath-News good joke but lord Shiva's 5000 year old temple is founded .so shut up
This is the fact European always denies indian invention
Arya bhaat invented zero he named it sunya
Originally Hindu was discovered main theory of life in galaxy .
this theory is science=making=mind=Brahma.
love=work=equal=Krishna.
fight=destroy=dark=Siva.
Spreading religion in comment section is a fashion now a days
@@jotaro4204 you don't have any knowledge
@@binodtharu6891 don't spread religion in comment section to say this statement you need knowledge
@@jotaro4204 how rekt you are
@@jotaro4204 hinduism is not a religion, fact check*
It is not just zero the whole number system is from India.A culture with strong math foundation can only come up with Zero.The Babylonian zero was not a number hence they could not come up with decimal system , the revolutionary number system which includes zero came from India. If other culture had even a rudimentary form of Zero they would have come up with current number system which they did not ! So it is just not ZERO or any philosophy that created it.Zero could have been created only by the people who knew their numbers well! It was strong Mathematical foundation of Ancient Indian Civilization that came up with this system.So please get away with name Arabic from our numerals which is confusing people .The whole number system including zero is from India.We taught the world to COUNT and CALCULATE!.This is the universal language not English! which was archaeologically proved too with the discovery of precise 'ruler' and metric scales and weights discovered in Indus valley civilization.
I always wondered why we were never taught About 'Zero in chaturbhuj temple in Gwalior fort and Bakshali script which are the earliest description of number system and zero any where in the world .Answer is simple it doesn't go well with euro centric and 'Everything was Savage "before islam, Narration.Had it been from europe or muslim country, the world wuld be taught about it First!
Devi Vinod while this sounds convincing there are some questions that continues to puzzle. Beside the carbon dating problem as someone stated above, the first description of how the zero looks like today is found in Al Khwarizmi book written in about 820. the earliest Indian document uses a dot for zero in ... let's agree with the third century. The earliest archeological evidence in India is said to be from the ninth century - maybe before maybe after Al Khwarizmi book. The question that arises is how come from the third century to the ninth century NO mathematical document in India uses the current symbol for zero? where was it being used in Indian mathematics? If it cant be found in any document throughout India where did the carvers at the remote temple get the concept of using the current symbol rather than a dot? Could it have been carved after Al Khwarizmi wrote his book? Could the other digits have been carved earlier and the zeros added later? analysis can determine if two different people carved the digits. Nothing in this video clarifies these yet they seemed to have closed the book on who gave us zero in its current form. Doesn't look like eurocentrics and islamists trying to cover up.
the symbol zero 0 might be a later evolution of dot in india, the arabs still use dot as zero in their arabic numerals, the arabs actually adopted two variants one which is used by arabs today, another which arabs transfered to the europeans. the different regions of india had different digit symbols.
the concept of zero is given by aryabhatta its truth u can read about aryabhatta
@TT DAN not indian subcontinent in india its partioned 70 years back only , pakiatan is not in existance before you can use in india and by aaryabhatt
@@srak1875 You should read the book 'Kitab al-Jam wa-l-tafriq bi-hisab al-Hind' of Al-Khwarizmi ( it's Latin translation which is 'Algoritmi de numero Indorum')
or you could go for' Kitab fi usul hisab al-hind' wrote by the Persian mathematician Kushyar ibn Labban .
Unlike today, ancient Persians and Arabs were honest about the origin of the newly arrived mathematics from India .
Proud to be an Indian.
Deependra Verma discovered in pakistan
@@helveticaneptune537 pakistan is discovered by india
@Clayay! Husain NASA me indians dekh phir kuch bol
@@helveticaneptune537 loll, Discovered by a Hindu from the Indian HINDU EMPIRE.
@@helveticaneptune537 lol 80 saal phle pakistan naam ki cheej thi bhi nhi dunia me🤣
And now zero is so important that in computers we have two zeros: zero and null
zero and null are not same
Don't Forgot the Legend and Genius ARYABHATTA
Science only believe in fact and proved
@@abhishekbhadra654 ha to jaake Aryabhattiya book dekhlo prove hai ki wahi sabse phele 0 symbol ko istemaal kiya tha
AryaBhatta Aisha ak vi book nehi mila hai history mei , Jo vi book avi available Hain woh normal insaan ne likha hai ,
This is an early form of sanskrit writing ie the brahmi script. Today’s current Tibetan writing was also deprived from this script in the 600 ce. You can see many similarities. The number zero or nothing plays a vital role in understanding one of Buddha’s main philosophy about “emptiness”.
Zero means the Cyclic nature of energy.
all branch of Dharma has it.
Maths is in our fingers of line and in our hands, in 1 Horizontal Finger 3 vertical Lines Are Their.
Egyptians invented Pi aka the golden ratio long before any civilization, it is found all over the temples and Pyramids of Egypt. Scientist are still puzzled by the Pyramids and how calculations are precise to the centimeter, meaning the also founded the metric system.
You are an idi*t that's it. Your mom, dad and education system has failed you miserably. I am sorry for that.
No😂
@@RK-dw1tb Its true look it up, Egyptians invented PI and scientists already proved that.
@@ashiinsane90 I checked it and no where it is written or proven.
Many say archamidies discovered it.
Many say Aryabhata discovered it.
No one is even talking about Egyptian civilization or whatever.
It may be China,India or Greek that have invented this.
@@RK-dw1tb yes andhbhakt 😂😂😂😂😂
Patient -
Doctor I'm dying
Doctor - you must see this video first 😀
i have an olive shell with ancient Indian numbers written into the shell pattern. They hold up better than old coins.
you mean an olive pit?
Is that zero or symbols used in writing sanskrit words? Like the dot above स in संस्कृत.
No that dot above स is a punctuation mark
Not punctuation mark, it's actually a vowel. Hindi script has 13 vowels, all of them have their own letters, plus vowel marks. When used in a word, these vowels are represented by these marks.
That dot is one of those, representing half N sound.
Thanks to aryabhatta we proud to being an Indian
Because of many war's happened in india before that's why we are in trouble to know ourself
Well said
Exactly
Its really complicated to say exactly who invented 0, some of my school teachers saids that zero was invented for mayas, and others says that it was an arabic person, anothers says it was an indian one, honestly, I wont continue searching who was, and if you think you know it, keep it for yourself, im tired of hearing different answers
You can argue between Maya and Indian ones because they are the older one's which mentioned zero but others just translated Indian books and gave their name as Arabs did with indo arab numerical and with trigonometry
According to our college professor the decimal number system was based in Hindu-Arabic number system where basic digits of counting use 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 that were adapted by Arabs from Indians, but the Arabs also added the 0 to the number system. I don't know how accurate such information, we may investigate. Zero may have just been a concept used by the Indians in philosophy during ancient times, but perhaps the Arabs may have been the ones that used it early as numeral.
On the other hand the ancient Mayan civilization in South America separately developed vigesimal number system which included zero numeral.
Hey moron indian give the laws of zero which today every body use zero as a number ancient times people use zero as a place holder
Proud to be a Bihari Indian
Don't be proud be inspired
Wished your forefathers haven't changed my their religion
Indian subcontinent and aryabhatt found 0 learn to give credits.
Marcus du Saotoy is truly a legend. Everyone should watch his outstanding series on Mathematics made with the BBC.
This video is also brilliant!
That's to the science museum for making it!
Everyone as an indian please report this video under misinformation
There's not any philosophy in the zero, actually I'm wondering why it hasn't been used earlier. Imagine you live in an era without the zero and you have to subtract 5 apples from 5 apples and somehow take a note of the result, so actually you put some sign fot it and that's all. The real ingenious moment comes when the people started to use it in the decimal system and I think that before it was used in a binary one.
Decimal system was also introduce in India and China
Same aryabhatt was a 1st person to calculate value of 'pi'
How India is a powerhouse today ?? I am an Indian but I don't remember any renowned mathematician from india apart from S Ramanujan
Aryabhatta, Brahmagupta, Bhaskara II, prasanta Chandra, satyendra Nath Bose are few names... They are very underrated
@@vladimirputin5824 Thanks , Russia's president 😂
@@vladimirputin5824 He asked about "today's" contribution of India in maths and science.
@João Moreira Yes modern Mathematics was formed mostly by Europeans from 17th to 20th century. Also this was the time period when most parts of the world were colonized by Europeans. Traditional education systems were shattered, stolen, people were enslaved and forced to work for their masters.
I guess it wasn't a very healthy environment for Mathematical studies for native people.
Africans, despite being one of the earliest inhabitants of the planet have almost no inventions to their name. Instead most of the poorest countries of today's world are African. Centuries of colonial rule, harassment, slavery, human trafficking did that to them.
Such a tragedy that there are people in modern world who have absolutely no idea of what world went through in last 500 years. Don't be ignorant.
SIMPLY BECAUSE UR ILLITERATE DON'T PUT UR ILLITERACY ON ALL INDIAN'S. MAYBE IF U TRY TO LEANR U WILL KNOW.
They dont even know who invented 0. Its Aryabhatt
Actually , aryabhatta was the person who defined further properties of zero but the truth is that idea of zero existed prior to that and the first time when the concept of using a notation for "nothing" in mathematics was introduced by brahmagupta.
Fascinating the progress over time and the intersections of learning, better, control, symbols… so many factors involved in the human experience over time.
Now Government should try to take credit of zero in the favour of India as soon as possible otherwise any British or European would try to take credit of our invention as they have habit of it.
Actually *inca's and mayans* of America were *first who invented
Zero* for building their pyramid type prayer hall.
*Other civilization like asians and middle eastern found them later*
True
Yeah indian give the rules of zero u people use zero as a place hilder while we use zero as a real.number every laws of zero is given by indian scientist so stop lying learn the truth ur ancestors were dumb compare to our ancestor
correct almost 500 years i believe before anywhere else
Can anyone explain me how did arya bhatt ji used 0 in mathematics, that part I do not understand
So this carbon dating was done just 6 years ago
Then what was the age of manuscript considered before this cabron dating and how did they find it?? And why the carbon dating is done so long after discovery of the manuscript
Still some countries think indians as a symbol failure ! 😥😥😢😢
They don't know about India Thatmuch
@@pokegamerz3955 yep they still teases us for no reason ....😥
You are an example of it
They borrow opinions. They are Zombie crowd. Never researched a bit about anything
@@Icecold0303 no u
The first recorded zero appeared in Mesopotamia around 3 B.C. The Mayans invented it independently circa 4 A.D. It was later devised in India in the mid-fifth century, spread to Cambodia near the end of the seventh century, and into China and the Islamic countries at the end of the eighth.
@kvk7731 Re read the comment
@@Asia_Bangladeshkangladeshi 😂
@@Asia_Bangladeshlol...the green eyed kanglus are so jealous as of hindu sucess that they have to resort to fake history to pull plug on us.
pathetic
I’m my most happiest when I have 0.
*Primitive smelly dark apes in comment section be like*
*Saar saar take our name Saar*
*Pruvd Saar*
there is an entity in mind beyond zero abstract existing.
To dig for Zero in Indian Subcontinent first get your knowledge updated about what was India known for during 1 to 5 th Century. It was an era of Takshshila and Nalanda University where the whole world used to come for knowledge. So it's spread from there. Let's drop the exact IP claims!
All credits of 0 is goes to Aryabhatta but it's not mentioned in this video...
Politically correct bullshit and if you challenge it. You are called a racist but I will and let all the racist's come and challenge what I have written here.
Numbers are symbolical of angles. First the Saudi's went into all the prominant universities back in the late 1950's, and in the form of donations, bribed university officials to teach Islamic studies and Islamic history the way they wanted it taught. They fabricated it and how we were told that the number system came from the Arabs, and all sorts of other things like Algebra, etc. Now they have resorted to call the number system Arab-Hindi numbers. Now the Hindu's are trying to lay claim to this. The numbers we use today were invented by a Catholic monk, where each number is a angle. One has 1 angle, 2 has two angles and so on. That is why a 7 was written by europeans years back and i've seen it many times in the 60's as a kid. Where the 7 had a line going through it and a hook at the top. Look at the Arab and Hindu numbers from 0-9. In Arabic a value of 5 is denoted by a 0. Zero in modern numbers means no angles so in arabic numbers it clearly defeats its use. The Hindu numbers are the same the zero is a dot and are not symbolical of angles. They have twisted and distorted the truth. The Aztec and Mayans also had a zero but nobody seems to credit them, not that they had anything to do with our modern numbers. But if any correlation existing was closest to the modern zero. It would be that of the aztecs and mayans..
is there a reason why things counted in 10s? why wasnt there a number after 9 before 10?
I would love to hear about calculus in India during the Vedic times......as I find it fishy that Newton and libnitz both lay a claim to its discovery at the same time.
Calculus wasn't invented in india it's just a lie told my hindu nationalist
@@mauryanempire7503 yea you clearly don't know enough calculus then, the idea of a derivate and integral in its modern forms weren't but theorems on infinite sequences and series which are part of modern calculus or real analysis were.
Muslims stole a lot of libraries these were translated into Arabic and then latin. A lot of renesaaiunce science is Indian.
Even the numbering system that we now use is called the arabic numbering because the Europeans got it from the Arabs who got it from the hindus
@@AbhayPeshin source -trust me bro
@@sukumarann3782moron the decimal system.u using are indian
Zero does not absolutely needed for working for a computer. We only need something two represent two options.
many ancient book had burned in nallanda
*O was invented in Pakistan and 1-9 in persia and arabia.*
*but europe used this most to develop all technologies*
Lol in Pakistan 😂😂😂
Katwa rasool go n do labaik labaik ras gullah
what if the notion of 0 only existed in theory but was impossible in a material universe composed of energy
it sa very practical concept but it s impossible in reality .
I agree in the sense that zero does not have form in physical reality,
but from a mental state of vision,
it can be understood with thought
For a moment view it from this perspective
zero, is the formless form that holds all potential with in itself as a whole, space, or place of infinity because it is has no measure, if there is another outside of zero, then zero would cease to be whole because of the other, making it 2 in parts, and having a boundary to be measured buy
but if zero divides within itself, then zero as the whole carries all potential divisions within itself,
but itself remains whole
because there is nothing without side itself but itself alone, being
Infinite and without measure
for example,
if 0🌑 is divided or creates within itself, it becomes 2📀,
0 🌑and 1🔹 other = 2 things 📀
0 and 1 other = 2 things = 3 things😶
0,1,2=3
On the hand if zero divides outside itself there must be a place where the other can exist, because existence can only take place in what already exists
non existence emplies, no life,
but non life cannot create life,
life in nature creates life, therefore if we say zero is whole and infinite, there should be nothing outside infinity because it's measure is boundless, therefore there is nothing for it to be measured against other than itself alone, and if zero is infinite, with no other without, then it stands to reason that all divisions, distinctions and creations must take place within zero intself
I believe that 0123, are intimately tied with one another, and the divisions we make help us so that we can gain the invisible concept of infinity and it's internal structure which to me is abstract and understood with our thoughts, contemplation, and calculations,
this is just the thought I have been having lately towards the nature of zero and it's qualities, and associates,
I thought the idea you proposed sounded really interesting, and a cause for a great discussion of ideas, my perspective is always changing, with the more abstract knowledge Im striving to learn,
Could be wrong, could be right, but always trying humbly to learn
@@levileolahi5208 don t forget that for the universe the container is also the content
@@levileolahi5208 i have learned something about zero, and i want some curious mind to discuss with, can we talk?
@@HSM-hd8bxhey man, say what is ever is on your mind✊
5finger each hand it a set represent lot in or out on 2 dimension calculation only
Where is (alkhawarizmi)in this video
Al Kharizmi actually gave credit to Indians or well, Hindus, in his book. He had nothing to do with 0.
@@DipayanPyne ok thanks
Al Khwarizmi invented algorithm and algebra. Actually earliest known usage of Algo comes from Mesopotamia 2500BC but Al Khwarizmi transformed this concept and gave it new field in modern Mathematics. Akin to how Einstein's field equation is a revolution of Newton's gravitational equation. He used zero in his work and introduced it to Europe, originally derived from ancient Hindi numerals and later modified to Arabic numerals. The reason his name is not included is because Al Khwarizmi referred to text which was more recent than the Baklashi script.
@ Abid Rahman
Al Khwarizmi certainly can't be called as the inventor of Algebra coz a whole lot of Algebra was learnt by the Muslims, including Khwarizmi, from the Hindus aka Indians when they were in India as traders/merchants. In fact, Brahmagupta's masterpiece 'Brahmasphutasiddhanta' has Algebra in it, including the general solutions of linear equations, quadratic equations, solutions of systems of simultaneous indeterminate equations etc. A lot of contributions attributed to the muslims from the late 1st millennium AD are actually Indian contributions. That doesn't take away the fact that the muslims made their own contributions too, before spreading them to the west.
Must br kukkur
I'm curious to know when zero was discovered for the second time. Are you able to say?
bramahagupta invented zero the white europeans or Americans had nothing to do with it ,
White Europeans got many things to do with electronic devices & internet, that you are using to type this comment.
All Indo European writing system evolved From script developed in the Middle East ie. the Fertile Crescent the Euphrates region. Early form of the Sanskrit was used in the Mitanni kingdom 1500 BCE, parts of modern day Syria Iraq and Turkey. They even worshiped some of the old Gods of the Rig Veda like Indra. Which modern Hindu don’t worship. Regarding the earliest concept of Zero is also from that region. Sumeria and later Babylon used two wedges to denote zero as early as 2000 BCE. The modern usages of 60 minute hour is also Babylonian In origin. In 650 CE The Indian Mathematician Brahmagupta and others developed it further by writing as a dot under a number to represent a concept of Zero. Later Mohammed ibn-Musa al-Khowarizmi around 773 CE developed it further to the modern zero that we have, representing it as an 0. That is why in the west it is known as Arabic numerals. So in reality the Zero was developed by different cultures over centuries to the modern zero that we use today. To claim it was the Muslims or the Hindus creating the symbol of zero is wrong. Different cultures contributed towards. In fact all knowledge is learnt and Improved upon this way.
Nonsense
Yes
Jealous of us?😂
nonsense. the whole world knows the truth. stop spreading fake facts. The whole world accepts that the first language is Sanskrit and all indo european languages have originated from it.
@@skyrom9167 you're wrong
Zero is not nothing. Zero is everything that can ever possibly exist in the universe. And God said, Let there be Zero.
The Invention of the modern numeral system, and the concept of placeholder value, was THE most important invention in the history of humanity.
Zero is invented by tamilians . Evidence is there in book name called "Tamiliyindhiram".Even Aryabhatta also referred this book before he shown a zero to the world. The zero is named in that book is called பாழ்.
Brother,tamilians are also Indians and Sanatanis❤
Why u divinding tamilians with other i fian u want to feel superior
Excellent video. Philochrony is the theory that describes the nature of time and demonstrates its existence. Philochrony establishes an analogy between zero and time thus arising the linear zero.
Native American architects knew of 0, thousands of years ago.
LOL ARYABHATTA DISCOVERED IT THE FIRST. NATIVE AMERICANS WERE SO GREAT WE ALL KNOW HOW THEY SAVED THEIR CIVILIZATION DON'T NEED TO TALK MUCH. DON'T COMPARE URSELF WITH INDIAN RISHIS. CRY AND COPE.
@@Tea-oz4iy😂😂😂yeah they can't even saved their heritage but start to claim indian invention as theirs
@4iyAryabhata did NOT "discover" 0; it never is written anywhere in any of his writings. Brahmagupta first defined calculations with 0.
@@roi9Did you see the technology of the Native Americans and that of the Europeans? They would NEVER win against them.
Some islamist are jealous 🤣
They started claiming our inventions now🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
bakhshali is a small village in Mardan, where bakhshali manuscript was discovered
Yes. But the Bakshali Manuscript was written in the 3rd century under a Hindu empire, the Gupta Empire. You are Arabs and Turks, not descendants of Indians. At least that’s what all Pakiatani’s say. And you hate Hindus. Hindu sacred texts like Vedas are written in sanskrit. Bakshali Manuscript is written in Sanskrit.
You are Khan, so a Pathan. Pathan people did not occupy that area in 3rd century. Pathans were invaders. 3rd century it was part of Gupta Empire, a Hindu empire partnof Indian civilization. Capital of Hindu empire was in Bihar.
Remember you are living in the Indian Subcontinent
@@vip129870 bhai yeh log vohe he jo kohenoor pe dava thokte he
@@vip129870 Islam start in 5 th century .
The term nothing is not a valid scientific term because it does not describe anything accurately that exists in metaphysical reality. The reason nothing can't exist is because of the law of conservation of energy, which states energy cannot be created or destroyed only transformed.
So when one thing transforms into another, the true state of nothing does not exist and even though the thing that was transformed does not exist in its former it does exist in a new state of energy or matter.
So then what we have is a change in state and form but that does not equal nothing.
Zero is simply an accounting of a state that no longer exists relative to tha particular something that used to exist in that previous state.
But it does not mean nothing. Nothing does not exist and is in violation of the physical law of conservation of energy.
So when mathematicians use this definition of zero equating to nothing it's actually a linguistic definition and linguistic definitions can take on any meaning and are not accurate relative to scientific proof and explanation. 0:28
India is one of the powerhouses of the mathematical world in the 21st century.
Thank you.
So... old maths WORKED without a zero? I don't even
Who cares from where zero discovered..
Deep inside we all know india discovered it first
Yeah because india is a big zero
@@farzeenmemon2994 Jihadi spotted
@@farzeenmemon2994 hahah
@@farzeenmemon2994 30,000 pak soldiers surrender in Bangladesh.....cowards bullies
The oldest zero in world is found on the wall of temples of angkor in Cambodia in the year 5th century.... special about it is how they used the number zero as number not just a dots like other without explaining the number zero is used as a number zero....
More than that year Mohanjitharo... Civilization.. Not only that Angotwat build by Indians
That's a laddu .not zero
@@Ragesh.Szr86 if Angkor wat temple in Cambodia was built by Indian why all the temples in India nothing look like Angkor wat temple in Cambodia and why all Cambodia temple in Thailand or Siam, Loa and Vietnam looks exactly like Cambodia temple in Cambodia
@@samm35393 They do look like the temples in India.Go see ancient Hindu temples.
@@Ragesh.Szr86 Angkor wat build by Khmer not Indian. you should claim that all buddhist temples around the world build by Indian
Over 14,000 years ago in Bharath "NO-THING" The "SHI-VA" The Dark Space of the Cosmos.
The oldest zero number in Cambodia on the walls of their temple Angkor in six century....
mickey charlie25 the Ankor watt is built by Indians, so its not a surprise!!
Ankor was under a hindu king so don’t get too excited
More than 7000 yrs has since its orgin
@Kush Kunte khilse hue ko kya khilsaoon
@Kush Kunte lol go through history once again... suryavarman used to have south indian influences ... hindus went to indonesia from india, first king of khmer empire was born in java of indonesia jayavarman under indian and south east asian ancestory .. then he travelled to mordern cambodia and established khmer empire making the capital indrapura on the year 781 ad and . khmer used to had its official religion as hinduism and secondly angkor wat was built by suryavarman during 12th century ..as his reign was 1113 ad to 1150 ad.
secondly as per history brahmagupta invented zero during 600's and aryabhatta used it as a numberduring the same century.... khmer empire
wasnt even formed then, nor did the first king of khmer empire was born then.
Why can nothing engulf large values?
Proud and humble Indian 🙏🏼
I am also indian
And i am proud that i am Indian🇮🇳🇮🇳👏👏
Politically correct bullshit and if you challenge it. You are called a racist but I will and let all the racist's come and challenge what I have written here.
Numbers are symbolical of angles. First the Saudi's went into all the prominant universities back in the late 1950's, and in the form of donations, bribed university officials to teach Islamic studies and Islamic history the way they wanted it taught. They fabricated it and how we were told that the number system came from the Arabs, and all sorts of other things like Algebra, etc. Now they have resorted to call the number system Arab-Hindi numbers. Now the Hindu's are trying to lay claim to this. The numbers we use today were invented by a Catholic monk, where each number is a angle. One has 1 angle, 2 has two angles and so on. That is why a 7 was written by europeans years back and i've seen it many times in the 60's as a kid. Where the 7 had a line going through it and a hook at the top. Look at the Arab and Hindu numbers from 0-9. In Arabic a value of 5 is denoted by a 0. Zero in modern numbers means no angles so in arabic numbers it clearly defeats its use. The Hindu numbers are the same the zero is a dot and are not symbolical of angles. They have twisted and distorted the truth. The Aztec and Mayans also had a zero but nobody seems to credit them, not that they had anything to do with our modern numbers. But if any correlation existing was closest to the modern zero. It would be that of the aztecs and mayans..
Use me as a deslike button for not using any word ARYABHATTA or BRAMHAGUPTA 😐
This is was found in area where i live now....
@Mayur Kanth Probably more Buddist than Hindu. The word "Hindu" is an exonym given by outsiders. Besides, no need to get triggered because he didn't attack your religion. He only stated what could be true and you have no way to refute it.
@@SuperKafooo sanatani
@AadiYogi sanskrit belong to sanatan dharma
@AadiYogi hindu Arab word hai
BUT NO MATTERS.. BECAUSE YOU PEOPLE HAD LOST IT'S VALUE FOR BLIND RELIGIOUS FAITH
Was zero ever required. Why denote nothing. Mathematics is so old and I feel it was in purpose that zero was not required. The Egyptians did not need it so did ancient Indians ....
Dang I was discovered
After reading Comments section:
1) Let's agree that the invention of zero is a triumph for HUMANITY, otherwise we would be after Denisovan to give them credit for inventing masturbation
2) The zero concept was introduced in Europe through Arabs, way after the 1st millenia, to substitute the Roman numbers. Since then, it became popular knowledge that it was an "Arab number"
3) Some comments are really interesting, but most relate to nowadays politics that try to usurp history
4) I have ZERO ideia why did I just wrote all of this
Yes zero concept was introduced to Europe through Arab where it was introduced through India.
Zero was influenced through sanskrit mistakenly dot
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Wrong
Gesture , Scriptures, Symbols , Signs Are The Oldest Language.
mayans came up with the concept first, indepentdently, almost 500 years before anywhere else. and not just as a place holder.
Is zero , a paradox?
all major maths discovery are related to india
Zero was created by lord Brahma, it was written in astrolgy around 1.5 millions years ago and it was discovered by us around 1200 years ago..
Earlier to invention of ZERO (0) how the ancient people use to write the numbers like i. 208; ii.3004; iii.4108; iv 8013; v. 1000i7; vi.20103; vii.34708;;
They actually used SYSTEMS LIKE..
ROMAN NUMBER where
1 : l
5 : V
10 : X
100 : C
Zero negative numbers DECIMAL NUMBER POSITION
trigonometry SERIES FUNCTIONS
CALCULUS
ALL CAME FROM INDIA EVEN PINGALA SEQUENCE..PINGALA TRIANGLE
First write those sentences properly andhbhakt 😂😂😂
@@unitedstatesofamerica4737whon8s andhbahkt moron😂😂😂😂he is saying the truth
Btw which temple is that because hindu temple doesn't exist before 8th century
Rigveda is 1500 BC
Brilliant video.
Just Imagine:-
People saying - i have nothing
Hindus - why nothing has no value
Aryabhatta or Brahmputra - from now zero is considered as nothing 🤯
Even more fascinating is that how Aryabhatta used zero in number system by placing zero with 1-O and call it 10 🤯
Then continue with 11 🤯
Nalanda university was one of the oldest university in the world, it gave zero, decimal, pytho theorem, astronomy, astrology, and many more. And by the way you forgot to name who invented zero "aryabhatta".
Decimal was also invented in India.
There are literally 0 apples in my hand right now
Is zero an invention or a discovery?
The answer gets philosophical but in India the symbol would be an invention,the concept a discovery
0/0 is
Not defined .... indeterminate form
not defined or indeterminate form u have to use limits
It's not defined
So the place were the god in front of cern ,,,,,a place holder as the seek a place beyond here ??
Again, background music ruins an otherwise very good video.
Our decimal system owes its roots in Indian numbers, our word 'das'=10. Our natural numbers base ten, etc.. originated there.