Abstract

THE SPECIFIC CONTRIBUTION OF ACHARYA HEMADRI IN THE CONTEXT OF EXPLANATION OF AYURVEDIC TERMINOLOGY W.S.R. TO ASHTANG HRIDAYA SAMHITA

Dr. Vipul Singh*

Abstract

Ayurveda is eternal, auspicious, auspicious, ayusha, and a professional scripture. It is the oldest medical system in the world and the invaluable cultural heritage and heritage of India and the disharmonious knowledge. Ayurveda, along with being a scientific medical science, is a complete life science, which has been providing long-term, semi-spiritual and spiritual healing benefits to human life in the country since ancient times. It has a holy post in all the Indian society and the Vadmaya. In addition to writing texts, literary research done by researchers is also an important post to enhance Ayurveda literature. In the series of literary research, the editing, publication, critical study of ancient texts as well as their original contribution is also presented in a contemporary context. Contribution in the field of Ayurveda by Acharya Hemadri was represented by various points by earlier scholars but in the dissertation presented by the scholar, Acharya Hemadri has raised important points like the contribution made by Acharya Hemadri in the context of Ayurvedic terminology. This is very important to make Ayurveda accessible to the common and common people. The scholar has done this work only on the basis of Ashtanga Hridaya and has made a comparative discussion of Ayurvedic terminology in brief in the available commentaries. But in the future, based on this research, the Ayurvedic terminology given by Ashtanga Hridaya and other commentators can be translated into new and detailed forms. In the research presented, it has not been possible to give a detailed discussion of each topic in detail and its meaning by word, so that future scholars can create and submit research topics separately. If my work proved to be helpful even in his studies, then I would consider my endeavor to be successful.

Keywords: Vadmaya, Ayurveda, Ashtanaga Hridaya, Acharya Hemadri.