Udayana

Udayana (circa 10th–11th century CE) was an Indian philosopher and logician known for his contributions to Nyaya philosophy.

Background

Udayana lived in the 10th–11th centuries CE and was a prominent Nyaya philosopher. He wrote important works defending theism against Buddhist and Jain objections.

Spiritual Contribution

Udayana contributed to the development of Nyaya logic and defended the existence of God through philosophical arguments.

Legacy and Impact

Udayana’s works on logic and theism influenced subsequent generations of Indian philosophers and helped shape the Nyaya tradition.

Verification Notes

• Referenced in Nyaya philosophical literature.