Narayana pandit biography for kids

Biography

Narayana was the son of Nrsimha (sometimes written Narasimha).

Narayan pandit in hindi

Sri Narayana Panditacharya (IAST:Nārāyaṇa Paṇḍitacārya) (c.

Narayan pandit in sanskrit

Indian mathematician who made considerable contributions to several areas of Indian mathematics.

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We know that he wrote his most famous work Ganita Kaumudi on arithmetic in 1356 but little else is known of him. His mathematical writings show that he was strongly influenced by Bhaskara II and he wrote a commentary on the Lilavati of Bhaskara II called Karmapradipika.

Some historians dispute that Narayana is the author of this commentary which they attribute to Madhava.

In the Ganita Kaumudi Narayana considers the mathematical operation on numbers.

The Jataka tales have been written in the Sanskrit language and are a set of stories about the life of the Buddha in human and animal form.

Like many other Indian writers of arithmetics before him he considered an algorithm for multiplying numbers and he then looked at the special case of squaring numbers. One of the unusual features of Narayana's work Karmapradipika is that he gave seven methods of squaring numbers which are not found in the work of other Indian mathematicians.

He discussed another standard topic for Indian mathematicians namely that of finding tria