Mathematics in Ancient and Medieval India c4.s3.t5.2

c4.s3.t5.2

¹ *śrīcāpavaṁśatilake śrīvyāghramukhe nṛpe śakanṛpālāt/* *pañcāśatsaṁyaktairvarṣaśataiḥ pañcabhiratītaiḥ//* *brāhmaḥsphuṭasiddhāntaḥ sajjanagaṇitagolavit prītyai/* *triṁśadvarṣeṇa kṛto jiṣṇusutabrahmaguptena//* (*Brāhmasphuṭasiddhānta*, *Ch.* 24, *v.* 7-9) “In the reign of Śrī Vyāghramukha, of the Śrī Cāpa dynasty, five hundred and fifty years after the Śaka king (i.e., 628 A.D. having passed, Brahmagupta, the son of Jiṣṇu, at the age of thirty, composed the *Brāhmasphuṭasiddhānta*, for the gratification of mathematicians and astronomers”.