The Magical Temples of Angleshwar

    By Partho Bhattacharya

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    28 Jul, 2024

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    King Angle Kumar, a wise and beloved ruler, had a peculiar love for mathematics. He dreamt of a special temple that would astound everyone with its charm and intelligence.

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    He summoned the finest architect, Pythagoras Swaminathan, and his assistants, Acute Das and Obtuse Acharya. The king shared his dream, 'I want a temple that will gleam with golden light on my birthday every year!'

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    Swaminathan began the construction. He used special stones that could reflect sunlight. The main hall was designed as an octagon, with intricate patterns of triangles, squares, and circles.

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    As they worked, they educated the local children about angles and how to measure them. The children joyfully discovered right angles, acute angles, and obtuse angles all around the temple.

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    The most crucial part was the roof. It was designed as a pyramid with a 51-degree slope. Swaminathan explained, 'The angles on the roof will ensure the sunlight hits the temple perfectly on the king's birthday.'

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    Years later, the temple was finally complete. It was a spectacle, adorned with golden decorations and intelligent mathematical designs. The king was elated with the outcome.

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    On the king's birthday, the kingdom assembled at the temple. As the sun climbed higher, a ray of light pierced through a small hole in the roof.

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    The beam bounced off the shiny walls and lit up the entire temple with a warm, golden glow! The people cheered, and the king was overjoyed.

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    King Angle Kumar thanked Swaminathan and his assistants for creating such a magnificent masterpiece. The temple was a testament to the beauty of mathematics.

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    From that day on, the Magical Temple of Angleshwar became famous throughout the land. Children from far and wide flocked to learn about the allure of mathematics.

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    The temple not only became a symbol of beauty but also a center of learning. Every corner, every stone of the temple, held a mathematical secret waiting to be discovered.

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    And thus, the kingdom of Matharashtra became a place where beauty was seen through the lens of mathematics, and mathematics was taught through the beauty of the temple. The legacy of King Angle Kumar lived on.

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