บท 230: Unifying The Syllabus For Education (2/2)

Dakshin Bhartiya Empire, Vijayanagar state, capital city - Hampi.

Vijay is still unaware of the impending danger approaching from the Middle East as the quest for a unified syllabus continues.

Vijay and the scholars continued their discussion on the mathematics syllabus, having already extracted useful content from the academic works of the great scholar Baudhayana. Now, they turned their attention to exploring the contributions of Aryabhatta, arguably one of the greatest minds produced by the Bharatiya civilization. Aryabhatta, a fifth-century polymath, excelled in various disciplines including mathematics, astronomy, astrology, and physics. At the remarkably young age of 23, he penned the "Aryabhatiya," serving as a comprehensive summary of the mathematical knowledge of his era.