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Buddhist Nagarjuna, who well known as 'The second Buddha' was a great logician. He was a follower of Mahayana sect and became the founder of Madhyamika School. Like Sri Buddha he advised his pupils to adopted 'the middle-path' between the luxuries and austerities. He belied that can help one to lead man a perfect life. The word 'Madhyamika' is derived from the word 'madhyama' which means , 'middle,. This school advocates neither the reality , nor the unreality of the world .But they accept mere relativity. They accept the 'sunyata' or 'voidness' to be the central idea of their philosophy. So they were known as 'Sunyavadins'. The Mula-madhyamika-karika by Nagarjuna, Mula-madhyamika-vrtti by Buddhapalita, Hastabalaprakarana by Arya Deva, Madhyama-hrdaya-karika by Krishna Madhyamakavatara-tika by Jayanta are Principal works of Madhyamika school. Nagarjuna's Mula-madhyamika-karika adorns the first position among them. He laid the foundation to logical topics in his philosophical works and developed the philosophy of voidness or sunyavada. Through the deep influences of his doctrines on Buddhism he had been called "The Founder of Eight Sects". His writings and philosophical arguments were adorned with an unwavering texture of logic.