charaka was called the father of ayurveda in ancient india.
who is called the father of ayurveda in ancient india?
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charaka (चरक) (3rd century bc) was one of the principal contributors to ayurveda, a system of medicine and lifestyle developed in ancient india. he is known for authoring the medical treatise, the "charaka samhita". charaka was resident of kapisthal (now known as jalandhar), located between iravati (ravi river) and chandrabagha (chenab river) rivers in panchanada (punjab). panchanada was name of punjab in mahabharata. he is well known as the "indian father of medicine". charaka is said to have studied at the university of ancient taxila and practiced there.





























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