I am starting to work on the grammar part of the old chapter so their was one update a week. now it will be back to normal.
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After completing all of his work, Susima took the day off to relax.
The next day, he began reviewing all of the reports he had received during the ceremony.
He was currently in his room, reading through some documents.
The report detailed the investments made, including construction, hiring people for labour and staff, fruit purchases, and stall setups. It provided a detailed breakdown of both small and large expenses.
Susima decided to go through the accounts himself, as he didn't want to burden his slaves with managing money. He believed it was more important for them to focus on research.
The rest of the tasks were delegated to other people, so Susima had to review the accounts to ensure everything matched properly.
Overall, everything was perfect. There were minor discrepancies in some numbers, but all the money was accounted for.
With this event, Susima had earned at least 500 thousand gold coins.
He could now proudly claim to be the richest man in Bharat, surpassing even his father.
Later, one of his subordinates brought him books.
The first book had the word "Chemistry" written in large capital letters.
Inside, it contained records of all the research conducted on chemistry in Bharat.
For example, there was a chapter dedicated to Maharishi Kanad's atomic theory, known as the father of atomic theory.
The book provided detailed explanations, diagrams, and other information to help students understand Maharishi Kanad's proposals and other discoveries in ancient Indian chemistry.
Many of these researches were destroyed during the Mughal era, and the majority were destroyed by the British in future India. However, Susima now had access to all of the knowledge compiled in this book, including the inventors' names, principles, and other details.
Basic chemistry had already been researched by many Maharishis.
After reading the chemistry book, Susima felt satisfied and decided to start a chemistry university based on this knowledge. He planned to include future research as well.
The book contained research conducted by ancient Maharishis, and Susima intended to release a volume 2 that would include some knowledge from modern times.
Next, he turned his attention to biology books.
These books covered various principles and theories proposed by Sushruta, as well as basic concepts of biology discovered by other Maharishis.
Similarly, in the field of medicine, Sushruta proposed many research and theories, and the textbooks included drawings of various medical equipment.
At the end of the books, Sushruta was given the title of "miracle doctor."
Afterwards, Susima picked up a physics book, which contained various physical theories and
formulas for calculations.
One chapter introduced the concept of gravity, crediting Bhaskaracharya as the first to discover it.
The book also covered topics such as magnetic fields.
Susima then looked at the remaining seven books, which focused on astrology.
These books provided clear knowledge about the Earth, the solar system, and other celestial phenomena. One chapter that caught his attention was Maharishi Kapila's cosmology, which revealed that ancient Indians had knowledge of the theory of the cosmos.
The last set of books were all about mathematics, totaling twelve books.
They covered algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and probability, and the knowledge was very similar to modern mathematics, with the exception of more advanced topics like integration and derivatives.
One chapter in the math book discussed mental calculations, often referred to as ancient math. It provided shortcuts for quickly calculating large numbers, making tasks like multiplying five-digit numbers a piece of cake.
Susima recalled a college friend who was skilled in ancient math, effortlessly performing calculations with five to six-digit numbers using only his fingers or mental calculations.
Susima had always wanted to possess that skill in his previous life, and now he had the opportunity to acquire it.
Suddenly, someone started knocking on his door. He allowed them to enter the room. It turned out to be his mother.
He still remembered when his mother found out that he had created several beautiful new clothes and beauty products, but had forgotten to offer them to her. He couldn't recall how many times he had apologized to his mother for forgiveness. Susima already knew that she wasn't really angry with him, but she was pretending to be angry.
So, he went along with his mother's act. And then he started to create a few good dresses for his mother, but their dresses caused problems for him because his stepmothers also wanted those dresses. Slowly, it started to spread throughout Patliputra.
Soon, he had to create many new dresses for his mother so she could gift them to her friends.
Now, when Sushma, his mother, visits him, he knows why she is there.
Susima believed that 90% of her visits were out of motherly love, while the remaining 10% were driven by her desire for beautiful clothes and makeup.
She would ask Susima to create more beautiful dresses for her, as she already had almost every modern clothing item he could think of. Susima couldn't refuse his mother's requests, and he would replicate the clothes from the future.
He also didn't neglect men's clothing. He copied various styles, including shirts, pants, and traditional Indian attire. This led to a boom in the clothing market.
Despite the demand, Susima continued to prioritize the happiness of his family members. Afterwards,
he released designs to the public. Additionally, I need to act as a promotion for the clothes.
There are two types of clothing brands. The first is common and uses the brand name Kohinoor. The second is a high-end brand called Rajvansh.
It is handmade clothes. Which was destroy fabrication in future.
He couldn't say no to her, and he made sure to fulfill her desires by creating beautiful clothes.