Aryabhata - The Life and Works of an Ancient Indian Scholar [Documentary]

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  • An animated documentary on the Life and Works of Aryabhata an Ancient Indian Scholar.
    In this animated #documentary we explore the life and works of #Aryabhata (a.k.a. Aryabhatta), an ancient Indian #mathematician and #astronomer.
    Chapters:
    00:00 Introduction to Aryabhata
    00:30 Brief History of Indian Mathematics
    02:11 Aryabhata's Life & Works
    03:43 Spread of Ideas
    03:57 Mathematical Concepts
    05:04 Astronomy
    06:32 Critics
    07:05 Honours
    07:19 Outro
    #Aryabhatta has been one of the most influential scholars of the #Indian subcontinent. Although the accuracy of his calculations of the solar year and the worlds rotation has been astonishing, we know little about the #history of his life.🎬
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  • @thatworksmedia
    @thatworksmedia  Před rokem +6

    You want to see more videos like this on the history of India? 👋🗺
    Then subscribe to our second channel "About that Story" for more history documentaries: www.youtube.com/@aboutthatstory/featured
    Thank you all for your support! 🤗🙏

  • @galangalisa
    @galangalisa Před 3 lety +26

    well done, short sweet concise. Also so glad to see my friends in the credits :)

  • @rjk_suvo2284
    @rjk_suvo2284 Před 3 lety +18

    You deserve mass audience for this type of content

  • @user-bw6zw4jo4o
    @user-bw6zw4jo4o Před 2 lety +12

    trigonometry algebra, quadratic,Ap,GP etc
    He told them all

  • @thomaskennedy5728
    @thomaskennedy5728 Před 2 lety +11

    he is now forgotten,0 and its functions are still very important but he is forgotten. I dont think it matter. Many scientist like him or mendel were forgotten but their work is still considered important and their impact is still here

  • @anthonynguyen2027
    @anthonynguyen2027 Před 3 lety +11

    this was really interesting

  • @jamsahebonline
    @jamsahebonline Před 3 lety +3

    A small consice informative video. Good work

  • @ashikahmed3604
    @ashikahmed3604 Před rokem +3

    best documentary I have ever read

  • @katharinahuelscher1092
    @katharinahuelscher1092 Před 2 lety +2

    Love the music on this!

  • @Random-kt8ql
    @Random-kt8ql Před 2 lety +4

    pride of india....🙏🙏

  • @emilianonazarenorojasmarce3727

    Good Video !!

  • @kuttum7913
    @kuttum7913 Před 3 lety +7

    I am from Kerala. ..From childhood our teachers taught us that his birth place in 'Asmanam' (kodungalloor) Kerala.... Then, he later moved to Bihar ...

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 3 lety +5

      Thank you for your comment! We left it open on purpose in the video because of the ongoing scientific debate on this issue.
      If you are interested in the reasoning behind the debate, check out this article on the issue by K.V. Sarma (especially p. 109 - 112):
      web.archive.org/web/20100331152303/www.new.dli.ernet.in/rawdataupload/upload/insa/INSA_1/20005b67_105.pdf

    • @hii.o
      @hii.o Před 2 lety +1

      Any. Records?

    • @XyzXyz-ir2gr
      @XyzXyz-ir2gr Před 2 lety +1

      Well aryabhata was genius he will not lie about his home he litrally called himself native of patna so his words have more precedence over any third party records or statements as aryabhata works was famous in south thats why brahma gupta assumed him to be asamkakiya but he didnt give any explanations why he said so ofc he just assumed due to his population in south or asakmakiya region. We will consider aryabhatta words not any1 else who doesnt even know anything about him other than his works.

    • @Worldcitizen7777
      @Worldcitizen7777 Před 26 dny

      your teacher was lying 😂

  • @firefilyvideo9430
    @firefilyvideo9430 Před 3 lety +2

    very nice

  • @webgaa6885
    @webgaa6885 Před 2 lety +2

    Upload more like this. #odisha

  • @user-zm1mc1hl7x
    @user-zm1mc1hl7x Před 7 měsíci +1

    Best. Good

  • @athensmajnoo3661
    @athensmajnoo3661 Před 2 lety +3

    Why is the videos so short? It is so interesting,

  • @sajinair870
    @sajinair870 Před rokem +1

    Reality of world
    science
    by
    India 🕵️🤔🧞‍♂️

  • @kondalaraob3936
    @kondalaraob3936 Před 3 lety

    We Read All what you said in History about Aryabhatta more or less, it's ok now all the science more advanced than in those times.Its nothing but wast of time gone through that Sanskrit versions now there are Encyclopedias with pictures available can be understanding even smaller childrens about entire universe.

  • @adarsha220
    @adarsha220 Před 3 lety +5

    how did you know Aryabhatta challenged brahmins vedic dogma . Any sources to back your cliam?

    • @sandy99797
      @sandy99797 Před 2 lety +4

      There was no need to challenge and oppose religion in india both religion and science went along with each other

    • @jamesstevenson7725
      @jamesstevenson7725 Před rokem +1

      He was a Brahmin!!

    • @Worldcitizen7777
      @Worldcitizen7777 Před 26 dny

      ​@@jamesstevenson7725by work not by cast

  • @MrPiyush2017
    @MrPiyush2017 Před 2 lety +4

    Nice video, but incorrect history with the aryan invasion theory, which is widely debated, and heavily defunct. It stands on new scientific reasoning and was a colonial theory imposed by europeans.

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety +3

      If you watch the video carefully, you will notice that we did not state that Indian culture started with an invasion from central Asia or anything alike. Instead we are following the scientific opinion that there was a cultural influx of language and cultural ideas from the Iranian plateau during and after the Late Harrapan Period, which influenced the culture(s) in the area of modern day India and Pakistan. To negate all external cultural and lingustic influences is nothing but nationalistic propaganda and has little to do with scientific reasoning.

    • @smartentertainment9574
      @smartentertainment9574 Před 2 lety +2

      @@thatworksmedia nicely said

    • @adionautics
      @adionautics Před 2 lety +1

      @@thatworksmedia here is another video by archaeological Survey of India head. Explaning recent 2020 research findings in rakhigadi. You should watch ...and stop calling others " Nationalistic propaganda" or "unscientific" like you alone have science knowledge and indians have never read anything relate to science from harrapan era till today. From Vedic period India have concept of rashtra(nation) and whole culture is built upon reason and logic.
      czcams.com/video/IcOdbUYSYZs/video.html

    • @anirudh177
      @anirudh177 Před 2 lety +1

      what do you mean the "Aryan Invasion"? that is already considered defunct by historians, Aryan migration is now the most likely theory.

  • @nishsingh5931
    @nishsingh5931 Před 2 lety +4

    I have serious questions on ur Aryan Theory. But thank you for highlighting the legend of Aryabhatta's work. If the takshilla and Nalanda university were not destroyed I am sure alot of more findings were to be credited to him.

  • @vishnusharman2029
    @vishnusharman2029 Před rokem +1

    Science and religion is Hinduism

  • @jokerskimarketing9076
    @jokerskimarketing9076 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi

  • @Shetty-wi2dh
    @Shetty-wi2dh Před rokem

    🇮🇳🇮

  • @kanira4355
    @kanira4355 Před 3 lety +3

    Brother .. Did you researched about Sinauli Archeological Discovery.
    Which points towards a Native Civilization In deeper parts of Indian Subcontinent , Which was Contemporary to IVCs.
    And was Vedic in nature as proven by Archeological site and structure.
    The latest archeological discovery already destroyed the so called Aryan Migration Theory.
    The same theory that suggest that Nomads from Eurasian/Iranian region migrated into Sub-Continent around 1500 BCE ~ 1200 BCE.
    But because of this archeological discovery, which showed whole new and different Civilization was there which predates even the nomads migration. And was Contemporary to IVCs in time period.
    The DNA based research was conducted by ASI of India, on remains of all discovered bodies and result was that people living there in those time period were wholly Native to area where they belonged.
    .... ....
    I suggest ... Make videos with latest available knowledge.

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 3 lety +4

      Please watch the video carefully and listen to the words uttered before jumping to conclusions. Nowhere in this video you will find a sentence which denies the fact that the vedic culture pre-dates the arrival of Steppe. We are also well aware of the other archeological sites and excavations that happened in 2019-2020 in India and are up to date with fact/scientific evidences . This is purely about the life and work of Aryabhatta and also this short documentary tries to depict the time period he lived in. Please go through the migration history of the sub-continent and do yourself a favour by reading a little bit more about the ASI and ANI population of India to better understand how cultures and civilization shape overtime.
      We will gladly make more videos on latest findings in the Indian subcontinent and remain to base it of facts and not agenda driven misinformation. If you're interested in learning more, do come back to our channel for history lessons as we strongly believe that history should not be diluted by figment of imagination or mere theories without proof.

    • @kanira4355
      @kanira4355 Před 3 lety +2

      @@thatworksmedia It is very hard to believe.
      As the story of 'India' is story of "India".
      Not भारत.
      Meaning, it is always narrated by west.
      Without involving Indian perspective.
      And if someone do so, they're targeted specially in West.
      Hope you're not like that.
      Best wishes to your efforts.
      Good luck.

    • @AmanRaj-pg4tl
      @AmanRaj-pg4tl Před 3 lety +1

      @@thatworksmedia was shiva also migrated from middle Asia?

    • @anirudh177
      @anirudh177 Před 2 lety +1

      @@AmanRaj-pg4tl No, Shiva has pre-vedic origins.

  • @generalsocialawarenesschan748

    Invention of 0 changed the world

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 11 měsíci

      The ripple effects of this invention are truly incredible. Thanks for watching!

  • @krantikoganti
    @krantikoganti Před 3 lety

    A paradox

  • @mrmr4181
    @mrmr4181 Před 3 lety +2

    I am from bihar

  • @thepantherplayz3339
    @thepantherplayz3339 Před 2 lety +1

    bro aryabhatta also invented zero 00000

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety

      In this documentation, we have mentioned the mathematical concept behind zero which is pi. Aryabhatta goes beyond zero to explain the Circumference and Radius of a circle or ellipse.

    • @lokendrasinghchauhan9095
      @lokendrasinghchauhan9095 Před 2 lety

      Zero was known to Indians much earlier than Aryabhatt,his biggest contribution was place value system

  • @neerajaapte9497
    @neerajaapte9497 Před 2 lety +2

    It is totally wrong information on the Aryan invasion, Brahmanism etc.Please ignore the content and don’t show it to your kids to give them wrong information especially history teachers in India

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety +3

      Do you have any sources for your claims or are you just repeating nationalistic stereotypes?

    • @Desi.Superman
      @Desi.Superman Před 2 lety

      @@thatworksmedia aryabhatt wrote on astrology and astronomy in his works. Do you have any claim to prove him anti-brahmanism??

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety +1

      @@Desi.Superman Sure. His theories of the movement of astrological bodies in space contradicted ideas that were prevelant in the educated religious circles at the time. We mostly know about this through scholars like Brahmagupta who dismissed parts of Aryabhattas ideas on the basis of them being "unorthodox".

    • @Desi.Superman
      @Desi.Superman Před 2 lety

      @@thatworksmedia for you kind information, brahmgupt was his own student.

    • @Desi.Superman
      @Desi.Superman Před 2 lety

      @@thatworksmedia brahmagupt studied the five traditional Siddhantas on Indian astronomy as well as the work of other astronomers including Aryabhata I, Latadeva, Pradyumna, Varahamihira, Simha, Srisena, Vijayanandin and Vishnuchandra.
      ~ according to "Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine in Non-Western Cultures"

  • @quinch3928
    @quinch3928 Před 3 lety +6

    Religion (There was nothing as such though, for your understanding) and science co existed in India, there were no "Brahmanic dogma's"
    Stop seeing India from a western perspective.
    Listen from "Sangam talks" and "Project shivoham" about India.

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 3 lety +5

      I think your assumption that there were no dogmas in the existing religious sphere in India at the time of Aryabhatta is too simple. The reactions from men like Brahmagupta and the destruction of his works in Northern India show at least political motivation, if not exisiting dogma that lead to no interest in questioning the inherent astronomical questions that arose from Aryabhattas works.
      Saying there were no dogmas, is like claiming there was no war in Ancient India - a romanticized fantasy.

    • @SHIVPRADHAN
      @SHIVPRADHAN Před 3 lety +4

      @@thatworksmedia disclaiming dogmas is not the same as disclaiming wars note that. And since u talked about wars, there were wars but never any massacre like the europian civilizations. And i personally really appreciate the efforts and research work of ur team but i would just like to clarify that u mentioning about "bhramanic dogmas" and the usual dreaded "arayan influx" is a little ignorant of the reality and shows a lack of unbiased deep research and rather choosing common bigoted perceptions about the history and culture of the indian civilisation. India was not a land where a galileo would be punished to prove that the planets orbited the sun(although this fact was known to the ancient indians faar far before to galileo) this entire culture was polarised towards knowledge and logic. And ya just to clarify religion was never a thing in the indian culture we always withstood for dharma never any religion or cult.

    • @arunnautiyal4350
      @arunnautiyal4350 Před 3 lety +3

      @@SHIVPRADHAN he intentionally used the word brahminical dogma to mobilise the attraction of ignorant left people. it was not a brahmincal dogma but simply a difference of opinion. Even Vishnu gupta had differences with other acharyas when he introduced chandragupta as king as he was not a kshatriya. does it mean he was anti-vedic or vocalist of antibrahminism.... absolutely not!!this channel's choice of words indicates its biases. it could just have said that another prominent mathematician didt agree with his views. but choses else.

    • @SHIVPRADHAN
      @SHIVPRADHAN Před 3 lety +2

      @@arunnautiyal4350 exactly true!!

    • @anirudh177
      @anirudh177 Před 2 lety

      @@SHIVPRADHAN I am not commenting on dogma, but there have been plenty of massacres in Indian history.

  • @shahzadazulfiqar1
    @shahzadazulfiqar1 Před 2 lety +2

    Respected Scientific Work.
    Surely Almighty Allah Blessed The Wisdom To Mankind.
    🎉🎊🎀🎁🎊🎉

  • @gulshangupta1899
    @gulshangupta1899 Před 2 lety

    Not correct info-his date of birth is mentioned by him in one of the shalola-india is beyond this-he was one of the great mathematicians but this is not the correct info about him 😞😞😰

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety +4

      We do not state in the video that it is unclear WHEN he lived, but WHERE he was born.
      In the Āryabhaṭīya he mentions himself, that in the year 3600 of the Kali Yuga (499 CE) he was 23 years old, which means he lived from 476-550 CE.

  • @Desi.Superman
    @Desi.Superman Před 2 lety +1

    These leftists are so much obsessed with brahmanism. Aryabhatt was himself a janeudhari brahmin.

    • @thomaskennedy5728
      @thomaskennedy5728 Před 2 lety

      rudyard Kipling was racist and most of the known white scientist were also rasict,Muslim mathematicians see non muslims as infidels,higher hindus were castest. It doesn't matter how racist or castest that man was,their contribution is still respected

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před rokem

      Seems to me like the right are pretty obsessed with brahmanism. And the fact that he came from a brahmanic family does not mean he could not have challenged brahmanic dogmas of his time.

    • @Desi.Superman
      @Desi.Superman Před rokem

      @@thatworksmedia the utter use of the term brahmanism is a Marxist construct. An attempt to vilify all the Vedic Scriptures by labeling them brahmanical, and an attempt to demonize the brahmin community in the eyes of other castes.
      Aryabhatt was a brahmin and he wrote extensively on astrology and astronomy both. He didn't opposed any supposedly brahminical authority but on contrast his texts was of a great subject of study for the brahmins for many centuries. Example the kerala school of mathematics gave many commentaries on his work. Mind it that kerala school of mathematics is of the Namboothiri brahmins.

  • @nirupamavinayak8262
    @nirupamavinayak8262 Před 3 lety +1

    Alot of correction has To be done...

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 3 lety

      What sort of correction ?? Would you care to explain

    • @hii.o
      @hii.o Před 2 lety +4

      @@thatworksmedia u are explaining how the northern India had forgotten him .. 😅
      The Northern India didn't forget him , nor his works and words..
      U should know how the northern India had suffered during the Islamic invasion..
      World's first university was burnt for 4 mnths by a Muslim ruler . 😔🍊

  • @user-rq6jz8hq2z
    @user-rq6jz8hq2z Před 2 lety

    अब मुझे जानके क्या फायदा
    जब था तब किसी ने जाना नहीं और अब जान रहे हो।

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety

      ज्ञान सार्वभौम है और सीखने की ललक हमेशा होनी चाहिए

    • @user-rq6jz8hq2z
      @user-rq6jz8hq2z Před 2 lety +2

      ज्ञान तो सर्वभौम ही है, लेकिन कभी-कभी उस ज्ञान को उसी समय ग्रहण करना अनिवार्य बनता है।
      मैनें अपने जीवनकाल में जितने भी ग्रंथ लिखे हैं, उस ग्रंथ को कभी भी लोगों ने महत्वपूर्ण नहीं माना और वही लोगों की वर्तमान पीढ़ी को आज समज में आ रहा है कि जब समय था भारतीय विज्ञान को ऊँचा दिखाने का, तब नहीं दिखाया और वही ज्ञान के संशोधक आज यूरोपीय प्रजाओं को माना जाता है, जो हमारी ज्ञान को उसी समय ग्रहण न करने की लापरवाही को दर्शाता है।

    • @hii.o
      @hii.o Před 2 lety +2

      Because , at that time the whole Europe was in stone stage..
      They don't even know that the earth is round.. 😅🍊

  • @kushalbasutkar
    @kushalbasutkar Před 3 lety +12

    There is no indo aryan influx. Please see latest research

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 3 lety +3

      Can you please share this latest research with us. We would like to check on what the research is based on !!

    • @mohit5895
      @mohit5895 Před 3 lety

      @@thatworksmedia czcams.com/video/jyz_SLEXr2w/video.html

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety +2

      @@mohit5895 Dr.David Frawley's video you have shared here is 5 years old. The DNA dating of the remains from Rakhigarhi burial mound site has revealed much more information about the Indus valley civilization. This was published in 2019 by many reputed science and archeological journals in India and internationally. I'm pretty sure Dr.David is also following these findings. After the decline of Indus valley civilization there is many facts pointing towards a Migration from the Steppe farming communities into the north western regions of India. We are only basing our video on latest findings and if it happens to change in future we will gladly update it. History is also changing with new tools and technology and we all as history lovers should embrace these facts

    • @mohit5895
      @mohit5895 Před 2 lety +1

      @@thatworksmedia 👍👍👍👍

    • @anirudh177
      @anirudh177 Před 2 lety

      no

  • @Desi.Superman
    @Desi.Superman Před 2 lety

    Read historians like sitaram goel and ram swarup instead of Historians with max muller school of thought

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety

      Advising us to read nationalists instead of scientists is a really useless suggestion. Modern historical sciences are based on Max Müller as little as Sita Ram Goel later books are based on his early marxist beliefs.

    • @Desi.Superman
      @Desi.Superman Před 2 lety

      @@thatworksmedia reading nationalist is better than reading colonizers. And read historians when making a video on history and not scientists. History has different viewpoints, science don't.

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před 2 lety

      @@Desi.Superman I would wish for you to understand that modern history is a science and the writers you suggested are populists at best.

    • @Desi.Superman
      @Desi.Superman Před 2 lety

      @@thatworksmedia kudos to your thoughts who think historians who were given warm welcome in ICHR are scientists and historians who were suppressed throughout their career were populist.

  • @jamesstevenson7725
    @jamesstevenson7725 Před rokem

    He was a Brahmin.

    • @thatworksmedia
      @thatworksmedia  Před rokem

      Yes, but that does not mean he could have not challenged the beliefs of brahmin orthodoxy in his time.

  • @selfawarenesstalks
    @selfawarenesstalks Před 2 lety +1

    The lost wisdom of Bharat

  • @shamminnie2487
    @shamminnie2487 Před 3 lety +1

    Indo Aryan? Seriously.. ?