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On the Origin of the Lunar Division of the Zodiac Represented in the Nakshatra System of the Hindus

Burgess attempts to prove the originality of the nakshatra system to the Hindus. He proves the early existence of this system and disproves the origin of the lunar zodiac system to the Chinese and the Arabs.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-032-2
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Apr 30,2010
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 30
Languages: English
ISBN: 978-1-61719-032-2
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The nakshatra system of India attempted to mark the progress of the moon, sun, and planets through the sky, one of the earliest signs of astronomy. Ebenezer Burgess’ main argument is the originality of the nakshatra system in India. He attempts to refute the arguments by other scholars that the Hindus did not originate the “system of lunar asterisms”. Burgess also attempts to prove the early origin of this system, which is dated as early as the twelfth century B.C.E., and that the system did not originate with the Arabs or Chinese. The Chinese and the Arabs are invalidated as originating the nakshatra system. The author proves that the Arabs received their astronomical knowledge, at an early period, from direct communication with India. The Chinese and the Hindus are proven as having no relation whatsoever. The conclusion is that the lunar zodiac represented in the nakshatras originated with the Hindus or their immediate ancestry.

The nakshatra system of India attempted to mark the progress of the moon, sun, and planets through the sky, one of the earliest signs of astronomy. Ebenezer Burgess’ main argument is the originality of the nakshatra system in India. He attempts to refute the arguments by other scholars that the Hindus did not originate the “system of lunar asterisms”. Burgess also attempts to prove the early origin of this system, which is dated as early as the twelfth century B.C.E., and that the system did not originate with the Arabs or Chinese. The Chinese and the Arabs are invalidated as originating the nakshatra system. The author proves that the Arabs received their astronomical knowledge, at an early period, from direct communication with India. The Chinese and the Hindus are proven as having no relation whatsoever. The conclusion is that the lunar zodiac represented in the nakshatras originated with the Hindus or their immediate ancestry.

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  • The Origin of the Lunar Division of the Zodiac (page 5)