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Abstract

Core principles are basic ideas that have been routinely evaluated in a number of forms that are important for the comprehension of applied research. Every research has its own basic values. Rasashastra, a division of Ayurveda, is called an Indian herbo-mineral preparation pharmaceutical business. The concepts connected with the creation and growth of  Rashastra are not explicitly stated and are dispersed in numerous ancient classical documents. The effort has also been made to examine these basic concepts in a systematic and informative way.In the present research, therefore, an effort has been made to carry out a systematic analysis of the core concepts of Rashastra and to explain their distinguishing features. Lohavada and Dehavada; 18 mercury refining processes, Rasashastra jargon, tools, crucibles, blowers and pits for the incineration of metals / minerals, purification, incineration, Amritikarana, incineration and levitation experiments are the eight fundamental concepts of Rasashastra full comprehension of these principles with a view to both Ayurvedic and contemporary science is the secret to study and growth in Rasashastra.

Keywords: Basic principles, Ayurvedic pharmaceutics, Rasashastra, Indian alchemy.

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