Sryasiddhnta
Sryasiddhnta is an ancient Indian treatise on astronomy and mathematical astronomy, traditionally attributed to the Indian mathematician and astronomer Aryabhata. The name "Sryasiddhnta" translates to "Rules of the Heaven" or "Astronomical Principles," and it forms part of the broader corpus of Indian astronomical literature known as the Siddhantas.
The work systematically outlines the principles of planetary motion, eclipses, and the calculation of time, employing
Although the precise origins of Sryasiddhnta are difficult to determine, it is believed to have been composed
Sryasiddhnta is notable for its integration of observational data with mathematical formulas, providing a foundation for
While various versions and commentaries of Sryasiddhnta exist, the text remains a significant source for understanding