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The Illustrious Surya Siddhanta

The "Sun-Treatise," the most significant historical text on Indian astronomy.

(Complete with both Former and Latter Sections)

With the "Gudhartaprakash" Sanskrit Commentary

original: "Gudhartaprakash," meaning "The Illustration of Hidden Meanings."

and

the Vernacular Commentary.

original: "Bhashatika," referring here to the Hindi translation and explanation.

“As the crests of peacocks and the jewels of serpents,
so does Mathematics original: "Ganitam," which in this context encompasses astronomy and calculation. stand at the head of all the sciences of the Vedic limbs.”

Which was

translated into the vernacular by Pandit Baldev Prasad Mishra of Moradabad,

for the benefit of astronomers—

Gangavishnu Shrikrishnadas,

at the "Lakshmi Venkateshwar" Printing Press,

printed and published by the manager, Pandit Shivdulare Vajpayee, on behalf of the proprietor.

Year 1980 of the Vikrama Era, Year 1846 of the Shaka Era.

This corresponds to approximately 1923–1924 CE.

Kalyan-Mumbai.

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