Siddhanta Shiromani

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Siddhanta Shiromani is a 12th-century Sanskrit treatise on Indian astronomy and mathematics by Bhaskara II, renowned for its advanced treatment of planetary motions, eclipses, and mathematical techniques.

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instanceOf Sanskrit text
astronomical treatise
mathematical treatise
author Bhaskara II NERFINISHED
contains geometrical results
methods for computing planetary positions
methods for predicting eclipses
methods for solving indeterminate equations
problems in verse form
rules for algebraic equations
rules for arithmetic operations
rules for calculating conjunctions of planets
sine and cosine computations
trigonometric tables
countryOfOrigin India
dateWritten 12th century
field astronomy
mathematics
focusesOn algebra
arithmetic
astronomical instruments
calendar calculations
eclipse computation
eclipses
mathematical techniques
planetary motions
planetary theory
spherical astronomy
trigonometry
genre astronomical literature
mathematical literature
scientific literature
hasPart Bijaganita NERFINISHED
Goladhyaya NERFINISHED
Grahaganita NERFINISHED
Lilavati NERFINISHED
influenced later Indian astronomers
later Indian mathematicians
influencedBy Aryabhatiya NERFINISHED
Brahmasphutasiddhanta NERFINISHED
language Sanskrit
notableFor advanced eclipse theory
sophisticated algebraic methods
systematic treatment of planetary motion
partOfTradition Indian astronomy
Indian mathematics
period medieval India
titleMeaning Crest-Jewel of Astronomical Systems NERFINISHED

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