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There are four Upa-Vedas or subsidiary Vedas, viz., the [[Ayurveda]], the [[Dhanurveda]], the [[Gandharva Veda]] and the [[Sthapatya Veda]] forming auxiliaries to the four Vedas<ref>All About Hinduism, Swami Sivananda, Page 33 </ref>.
There are four Upa-Vedas or subsidiary Vedas, viz., the [[Ayurveda]], the [[Dhanurveda]], the [[Arthashastra]] and Gandharva veda forming auxiliaries to the four Vedas<ref>All About Hinduism, Swami Sivananda, Page 33 </ref>.
Some scholers consider [[Arthashastra|Artha Shastra]] as the fourth Upaveda instead of Sthapatya Veda.
Some scholers consider Sthapatyaveda as the fourth Upaveda instead of Sthapatya Veda.
'''The Upavedas''' supplement the Vedas with more specific applications of Vedic teachings into the cultural field.
'''The Upavedas''' supplement the Vedas with more specific applications of Vedic teachings into the cultural field.
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|Sthapatya Veda or Shilpa Veda
|Sthapatya Veda or Shilpa Veda
|Science of Engineering and Architecture
|Science of Engineering and Architecture
|Music, poetry and dance
|Music, poetry and dance
|Sama Veda
|Sama Veda
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== Upavedas in detail<ref>http://www.vedicgranth.org/what_are_vedic_granth/upveda</ref> ==
== Upavedas in detail<ref>http://www.vedicgranth.org/what_are_vedic_granth/upveda</ref> ==