- Garga, also
known as
Vṛddha Garga ("Garga the Elder"), was an
ancient Indian scholar of jyotisha.
Several Sanskrit-language jyotiḥśāstra
works - covering...
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Another traditional school of
astronomers and historians,
represented by
Vrddha Garga, Varāhamihira and Kalhana,
place the
Bharata war 653
years after the...
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suggested that the
author of the
original "layer" was "elder Sushruta" (
Vrddha Sushruta),
although this name
appears nowhere in the
early Sanskrit literature...
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mentioned in the
Markandeya Purana 18.1-25 as a
minister of
Kartavirya Arjuna Vrddha Garga, to whom
several astrological texts are
attributed Garga, mentioned...
- (growth, increase) → iddhi, ṛju (straight) → uju, spṛṣṭa (touched) → phuṭṭha,
vṛddha (old) →
vuddha Sanskrit long
vowels are
shortened before a
sequence of two...
- name
shared by
other texts.
Other names for the text
include Vṛddha-Garga-saṃhitā and
Vṛddha-Gārgīyā-jyotiṣa-saṃhitā. The text is
available from several...
- colleges. The Bṛhat-Trayī or "Triad of the Great" is also
sometimes called the
Vṛddha-Trayī,
which means "the
triad of the old/mature (classics or authors)"....
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Saraiki example word b- ɓ bahu > ɓəhʊ̃ 'many' dv- dvitiya- > ɓja 'another' v-
vṛddhā > ɓuɖɖʱa 'old' b vaṇa- > bən 'forest' v vartman- > vaʈ 'path' j ʄ jihvā...
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Amarendrapura (the
modern city of Huế);
Visnupura (Nhan Bieu, Quảng Trị) and
Vrddha Ratnapura (Ðại Hữu, Quảng Bình) in the north;
Indrapura and
Amavarati (Quang...
- authors), such as the Rājanītisamuccaya, Cāṇakyanīti, Cāṇakyarājanīti,
Vṛddha-Cāṇakya, and the Laghu-Cāṇakya.
Another important collection of
gnomic sayings...
