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Geometrical Study of Yagya Kunda

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Author Affiliations

  • 1Dept. of Mathematics, B.B.M.K.U. Dhanbad, Jharkhand, India
  • 2Dept. of Mathematics, B.B.M.K.U. Dhanbad, Jharkhand, India

Res. J. Mathematical & Statistical Sci., Volume 14, Issue (1), Pages 6-10, January,12 (2026)

Abstract

Geometry is the word without which we can never expect the development in the world we have and we will have in future .But the story behind the development of it is very interesting and depicts us the importance of mathematics and its accuracy. Figures always have their own language and a systematic figure can say everything which is the result of mathematical geometry. All the gradual development of geometry, algebra, arithmetic directly associated to only one term which ‘Yagya’. Yagya is the predominant deed and our civilisations always acknowledge its importance. Construction of various ‘Yagya kunda’ gave the birth of geometry. Systematic arrangement of bricks with different patterns in 5 layers of kunda construction gave the birth of algebra. Finding out the diagonal of square kunda evaluated the value of √2 . Construction of Asvameda vedi evaluated the value of √3. Construction of Rathachakraciti created a problem and the solution of this problem gave the birth of A.P. (Arithmetic Progression) . Today it seems very true that if we have to get actual knowledge of Mathematics then we must look back towards our Veda , Puranas, Dharmasutra, Grahyasutra and other spiritual texts which will give us incite in the form of capsule that our ancient Mathematicians Baudhayana, Apastamba, Katyayana, Manava, Bhaskara etc. used to employ in various spiritual contexts. This paper will also include a new formula to construct a Yagya kunda having a huge kunda to treat Covid 19 like bronchial diseases in mass level. It will provide a new formula to find area of different kunda of respective lengths. At last it will provide a very easy method to construct Yagya kunda of Vulvar shape.

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