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Why is there very little information about Gopala available? There is plenty available about Hemachandra, but when I google "Gopala" I get lots of hits, all with only one or two sentences stating: "Gopala was an Indian mathematician, who studied the Fibonacci numbers in 1135, more than half a century before Fibonacci popularized these numbers in Europe." or something very similar. If anyone has any info available on Gopala, then please add it to the page.
