In our country of India, there are such scholars were born whose accountability, social ability, presence of mind, understanding, policies etc. Still give a message to everyone. These scholars are the pride of India. So this is my new blog about SCHOLARS OF INDIA.
1. Chanakya
Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, Economist, Jurist & Royal advisor. He is traditionally identify as Kutaliya & Vishnugupt who authored the ancient Indian political treatise,‘The Arthshastra’, a text dated to roughly between the 3rd century BCE.He was born on 375 BCE. Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan Emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power.He is widely credited for having an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Emperor. He was died on 283 BCE.
2. Tenali Ramakrishnayya
Tenali Ramakrishnayya was an Indian poet, scolar, thinker & a special advisor in the court of Shri Krishnadevaraya who ruled on Vijayanagar from C.E. 1509-1529. He was one of the Ashtadiggajas or the eight poets of the Vijayanagar Emperor. He was consider as most intelligent person in Vijayanagar Emperor & counted as one of the Panch Maha Kavyas of Telgu Litrature.Pandurnaga Mahatmyan is the great work of Tenali Ramakrishnayya which is kavya of high merit. He was died on 5 August 1559.
3. Birbal
Birbal was a hindu advisor & main commander of army in the court of Mugal Emperor, Akbar. He is the mostly known in the Indian subcontinent for the folk tales which famous on his wit. Birbal was the one of the ratan in Navratans in the Akbar court. He was born in 1538 at Madhya Pradesh. In 1556 he was met akbar & join Mughal Emperor. He was got titel Raja by crowned king Abar.He was died on 1586.
4. Aryabhatta
Aryabhatta was the first of the major mathematician – astronomer from the clasic age of Indian mathematics & Indian Astronomy. He was born on 476 C.E.. Aryabhatta is the author of several treatise on mathematics & astronomy. Aryabhatta is consider as the inventor of the Place value system & Zero symbol. He was died on 550 C.E..
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