Vedic mathematics is a traditional Indian mathematics developed from India, also called Indian mathematics.

Vedic mathematics is based on the ancient Vedas written in Indian Sanskrit.

16 lines of Buddhist scriptures are the basis of Vedas. They are in the same format as poems and are easy to recite. It's all passed down orally. With the passage of time, it has always been regarded as a poem containing the wisdom of the ancients, but its mathematical significance has gradually been forgotten.

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From ~ 19 18), the forgotten vedic mathematics was reconstructed by Indian scholar and mathematician bharathi Dilaghi and announced to the world.

After years of painstaking research, bharathi Krishna Dilatati rebuilt the computing system on the basis of Sanskrit Veda. And spread to all parts of the world.

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In 1960s, he introduced Vedic mathematics to Britain.

At that time, this computing system attracted much attention as a non-mainstream mathematical system.

Therefore, Vedic Mathematics is called bharathi Krishna Dilatati's Vedic Mathematics.

Vedic mathematics is 10 ~ 15 times faster than general calculation methods, and its structure is coherent, perfect, accurate and easy to calculate. If you understand the Vedic mathematical rules, you can create your own problem-solving methods and apply them to modern mathematics-algebra, geometry, trigonometric functions, calculus and other disciplines.