Please upload the next part of this video. Such detailed and accurate info about the vedic era and development of mathematics is not available anywhere on the internet...hats off to all your hardwork and value you share on your channel. Can't wait for the next part, please upload it ASAP!!!🙏🙏🙏
Indian mathematics emerged in the Indian subcontinent from 1200 BCE until the end of the 18th century. In the classical period of Indian mathematics (400 CE to 1200 CE), important contributions were made by scholars like Aryabhata, Brahmagupta, Bhaskara II, and Varāhamihira.
More than thanks to make such video with perfect time line . I will use this for my project presentation on maths in ancient culture. Thanks a lot sir great efforts.
1 thing to notice is how all the modern discoveries took place around 1700s and 1800s but all were already present in the vedas, this clearly tells us that colonisation from mughals and British has resulted in our knowledge being destroyed by them and then used in their own words
I have keen intereste in ancient indian mathematical tradition and i can say that ...from distinct geometrical pattern, street design in IVC to sulbasutra's mathematician(mainly 3 of them) decimal system in vedas to medieval era kerala school of mathematician....u covered almost accurately but still need some detail work on it.... Thanks for putting this out there in best possible form...Fed up with ppl keep repeating India gave zero n zero....!!currently reading Ganita-Yukti-Bhasa by Jyesthadeva translated by K Ramasubramanian and et al. And also work by K V Sarma.
Way prior to Jain mathematicians came along, the concept of infinity was known to vedic seers. Word Ananta (infinity) is used in many places describing God's qualities. Infinity in time, space, qualities, number of souls, number of creations and in many forms of infinities. Gita even talks about adding infinity to infinity and deducting infinity from infinity. Attributing to to the jain mathematicians something that vedic seers already knew way prior to that, is improper, although nothing is against jains in any way
if we add our all the yuga life span so its total 42 lakh years around this 38 lakh yrs has been gone but wiki says that around 2 lakh year ago human came to world not only wiki but some scientiest too?? This is my doubt!
I have an elocution on..Ancient advances influence the modern circuilating system.concept.can I say this exactly in elocution.is can we use this matter.ot not.....
Bro can you make videos on how hindu scriptures reveal maths and astronomy Even before scientists came to know that universe was millions of years The Hindu Scriptures says it
Because tongue twisting is relative. A toungue twisting name in one language may be common everyday name in another. Usually people who can speak languages face less issues with twisted toungues 🙂
@@laxmi7077 Ok do you have any supporting evidence of the use of zero that can be dated before the Jain era. Eg vedas neither talk about zero nor have a specific date so that cannot used as an example.
There is nothing Pakistani about Indus valley Civilization other than its current location. Example IVC people worshipped Shiva/Pashupati just like modern Indians, modern Pakistani don't worship Pashupati.
Thankyou so much, this channel deserves thousands of subscribers
Please upload the next part of this video. Such detailed and accurate info about the vedic era and development of mathematics is not available anywhere on the internet...hats off to all your hardwork and value you share on your channel. Can't wait for the next part, please upload it ASAP!!!🙏🙏🙏
Indian mathematics emerged in the Indian subcontinent from 1200 BCE until the end of the 18th century. In the classical period of Indian mathematics (400 CE to 1200 CE), important contributions were made by scholars like Aryabhata, Brahmagupta, Bhaskara II, and Varāhamihira.
More than thanks to make such video with perfect time line . I will use this for my project presentation on maths in ancient culture. Thanks a lot sir great efforts.
In my search of the Chandaḥśāstra, I came across your video. I appreciate your content and subscribed to your channel. Cheers !
Thanks man for the efforts put in this narrative. Jai Hind!
Very interesting video, but I could not find Part 2 of the video on your channel page.
1 thing to notice is how all the modern discoveries took place around 1700s and 1800s but all were already present in the vedas, this clearly tells us that colonisation from mughals and British has resulted in our knowledge being destroyed by them and then used in their own words
I like what I am learning in this video. Please upload the next part. Thank you so much.
Invaluable knowledge
Thank you so much sir
Many things are coming to light
I have keen intereste in ancient indian mathematical tradition and i can say that ...from distinct geometrical pattern, street design in IVC to sulbasutra's mathematician(mainly 3 of them) decimal system in vedas to medieval era kerala school of mathematician....u covered almost accurately but still need some detail work on it.... Thanks for putting this out there in best possible form...Fed up with ppl keep repeating India gave zero n zero....!!currently reading Ganita-Yukti-Bhasa by Jyesthadeva translated by K Ramasubramanian and et al. And also work by K V Sarma.
Keep making more videos
THIS IS TOO GOOD love this . Waiting for part 2
great work
Way prior to Jain mathematicians came along, the concept of infinity was known to vedic seers. Word Ananta (infinity) is used in many places describing God's qualities. Infinity in time, space, qualities, number of souls, number of creations and in many forms of infinities. Gita even talks about adding infinity to infinity and deducting infinity from infinity. Attributing to to the jain mathematicians something that vedic seers already knew way prior to that, is improper, although nothing is against jains in any way
My thought exactly
Could you please let me know script (lipi) of vedic mathamatics during vedic period
Brahmi is perhaps the earliest known script of vedic literature
GREAT
Great summary.
Thank you
Can u please make more such videos.this type of knowledge is not able .. request you to continue such work n proud indua
Thanks for the support. Yes, we are making more on this series and will be uploading them soon
Need more videos like this
Where is the 2nd part
Where I can find Vedic mathematics about which you are telling?
Download pdf online easily
@@Rahul-rajput439 Which pdf ??
@@surajatlas5152 vedic mathematics written by shankracharya
They can’t. Because there isn’t one.
Baudhayana sutras
Sir if someone want to study the mathematics that are there in vedas then in which stream he should do his graduation.
if we add our all the yuga life span so its total 42 lakh years around this 38 lakh yrs has been gone but wiki says that around 2 lakh year ago human came to world not only wiki but some scientiest too??
This is my doubt!
who was the inventer of mathematics
The thumb looks like a Lore meme
Amazing..
I have an elocution on..Ancient advances influence the modern circuilating system.concept.can I say this exactly in elocution.is can we use this matter.ot not.....
Good explanation very good
This video deserves 10 Million views😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Why numbers repeat after 9?
Marzi hai.
Numbers after 9 is just a concept actually there should be no number after 9
Very knowledgeable video.👍👍
Bro can you make videos on how hindu scriptures reveal maths and astronomy
Even before scientists came to know that universe was millions of years
The Hindu Scriptures says it
Pinghala is the brother of maharshi parini
It is panini...
@@aayushkumar3861he is talking about pingal hemachandra , who discovered fabionacci series
everything is okay but why tongue twisting?
Because tongue twisting is relative. A toungue twisting name in one language may be common everyday name in another. Usually people who can speak languages face less issues with twisted toungues 🙂
Nice effort ...but i think attention span of todays people is very less.....u can make a series of videos of lesser time
Pakistan was in bharatham.1947Pakistan was saparated from India
Great content
West took credit for our scientific and mathematical inventions.
I don't think the Jain first used Shunya
@@laxmi7077 Ok do you have any supporting evidence of the use of zero that can be dated before the Jain era. Eg vedas neither talk about zero nor have a specific date so that cannot used as an example.
@scientificidol Aryabhata Varahamihir.
@@scientificidol symbol of zero.
Wow! Never heard about this. I thought our ancestors were braindead superstitious mantric jaapars.
The map of Sindh Valley is of Pakistan, not India.
Harappa and Mohanjo-Daro are Pakistani heritage sites.
No all South Asian have Indus valley civilization ansestry
There is nothing Pakistani about Indus valley Civilization other than its current location. Example IVC people worshipped Shiva/Pashupati just like modern Indians, modern Pakistani don't worship Pashupati.
No @@John_O_Connor
Wow! This video was fascinating. Really makes you realize how good white people are at taking credit for other peoples' inventions.
those 4 dislike is the child who always fail maths , hahahahx
Not 4 but 5😂
@@vijetajain5165 wow the numbers going up slowly..lol