The is a monumental 11th-century Sanskrit treatise that serves as an exhaustive encyclopedia of classical Indian architecture ( Vastu Shastra ), engineering, and aesthetics. Attributed to the polymath King Bhoja of Dhar (1010–1055 CE) of the Paramara dynasty, the work is a cornerstone of medieval Indian technical literature, bridging the gap between divine mythology and practical craftsmanship.
Sophisticated water clocks and astronomical instruments. samarangana sutradhara
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