Hemachandra

Hemachandra was a renowned Indian mathematician, poet, and philosopher from the 12th century. He made significant contributions to mathematics, including work on fractions, the development of the Fibonacci sequence (though independently), and advancements in number theory. Hemachandra also authored literary and philosophical texts, blending scientific insight with cultural scholarship. His innovative approaches helped shape mathematical understanding during his time, and he is celebrated for integrating scientific inquiry with literary and spiritual traditions in Indian history.