Bhinmal

Bhinmal is a town in the Jalore District of Rajasthan, India. It is 72 kilometres 45 mi south of Jalore town. Bhinmal was the capital of Gurjaradesa, containing southern Rajasthan and northern Gujarat of present day times. The town is the origin of the Sanskrit artist Magha and mathematician-stargazer Brahmagupta. The first name of Bhinmal was bhillamala, the level of Bhils. It was the early capital of the kingdom of Gurjaradesa, a name got from the Gurjara individuals.

The kingdom is first bore witness to in Bana's Harshacharita. Its lord is said to have been quelled by Harsha's dad Prabhakaradhana. The encompassing kingdoms were said as Sindha, Lata and Malava demonstrating that the district included northern Gujarat and southern Rajasthan. Bhinmal was an extraordinary focal point of learning. Brahmagupta, the notable mathematicians stargazer, conceived in 598 AD is regularly alluded to as Bhillamalacharya, the instructor from Bhillamala. He may have been conceived in this city, or may have educated there.

He is known for the creation of two messages on science and space science: The Brahmasphutasiddhanta in 628, and the Khandakhadyaka in 665. The Sanskrit writer Magha, the writer of Sisupalavadha, lived here in 680 AD. The Jain researcher Siddharshi Gani, an occupant of Bhinmal composed Upmitibahava prapancha katha in 905 AD. The Jain Ramayana was composed by Jain priest Vijayagani in 1595 AD. Jain researcher Udyotan Suri composed kuvalayamala here.