High Middle Ages · South Asia · Science
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Bhaskara II born in Bijapur
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In the Deccan, a mathematician was born who would describe solutions to quadratic and Pell equations centuries before Europe caught up, and gesture toward differential calculus in verse commentaries he wrote for his daughter Lilavati. His masterwork, the Siddhanta Shiromani, wove together astronomy, algebra, and number theory in elegant Sanskrit verse, making it both a scientific treatise and a literary work that students memorized for generations.
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