Varadhans
Varadhans are a group of ancient Indian mathematicians and astronomers who made significant contributions to the fields of mathematics and astronomy during the classical period of Indian civilization. The term "Varadhans" is often used to refer to the works and ideas of the Varahamihira, a prominent astronomer and mathematician from the 6th century CE. Varahamihira's most famous work is the "Pancasiddhantika," a compilation of five astronomical treatises, which includes his own "Brihat Samhita." This work is a comprehensive study of the movements of celestial bodies and their influence on human life.
Varahamihira's contributions to mathematics are equally notable. His "Pancha Siddhantika" includes a section on arithmetic and
Varahamihira's astronomical observations were highly accurate for his time, and his work had a significant impact