1.Effects of social background of the song dynasty on the science of acupuncture and moxibustion .
Xian-feng YE ; Cheng-wen LI ; Du-hai YAN
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2007;27(1):66-68
The government of the Song Dynasty paid high attention to develop the science of acupuncture and moxibustion, improved the position of acupuncture and moxibustion, specially made collation and systematization on ancient books of acupuncture and moxibustion, compiled monograph of acupuncture and moxibustion, set up acupuncture and moxibustion program and founded acupuncture bronze statue, launched experiment teaching and so on, which made acupuncture and moxibustion spread and be populated, accelerating the development and advancement of acupuncture and moxibustion sciences.
Acupuncture
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history
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China
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History, Medieval
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Moxibustion
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history
2.Study on determination of Chinese medicine flavor and its regularity.
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(3):548-552
Five flavors are basic nature of Chinese medicine. But the labeling of Chinese medicine flavors was in a chaos. Song Jin and Yuan dynasty is a transconformation stage of labeling Chinese medicine flavors. In this article the author put forward that the determination of Chinese medicine flavor shifted from tasting of early and middle age of Northern Song dynasty to categorical analogizing and functional analogizing in the late age of Northern Song dynasty. The latter method had a flourished development in Southern Song, Jin and Yuan dynasty. This regularity conclusion has provided a reference for the standardizing Chinese medicine flavors.
History, Medieval
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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history
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Taste
3.Study on volume and length units of Chinese medicine in song dynasties.
Rui-Xian ZHANG ; Qin LU ; Wei ZHANG ; Mu-Qun ZHANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2008;33(21):2574-2576
In the Song dynasties, the irregular measuring units were seldom used in medicine and length units were no longer used in medicine. The volume units changed from "ancient ones" to "modern ones". There were necessary regulations on the conversion of measuring units of medicine in medical books officially published. Doctor Chenyan made detailed investigations to ancient measuring units.
History, Medieval
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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history
4.Textual research and differentiation of Dou Han-qing's works catalogue.
Bao-jin LI ; Tao-hua LI ; Qing-guo LIU
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2008;28(4):306-308
This paper aims at probing into evolving course of DOU Han-qing's works catalogue. On the basis of summarizing and referring to study achievements of our predecessors, through analysis of book lists and relative works and chapters, it is hold that the catalogue which were not attained by ZHULiang-neng possibly are the contents of acupuncture reinforcing and reducing methods; the books printed and published by ZHULiang-neng include the contents of both channels and acupoints; the book, Zhinan, which was attained by DOUGui-fang, includes the content catalogue of needling methods; Fu Zhenjiu Zashuo in Zhenjiu Sisu. Zhenjiu Zhinan also were extracted by DOU Gui-fang from Illustrated Manual of Acupoints of the Bronze Figure, and The Zhenjiu Biji Taiyi Zhi Tuxu and Dongzhi Yezhe Gongshuo should belong to The Fu Zhenjiu Zashuo.
Acupuncture
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history
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Books
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history
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History, Medieval
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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history
5.Study on measuring units of Chinese medicine in Song dynasties.
Rui-Xian ZHANG ; Qin LU ; Wei ZHANG ; Mu-Qun ZHANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2008;33(19):2277-2279
The original changes of the weight measuring unit of medicine in the Song dynasties was the appearance of Dengzi (small steelyard for weighing money). The "larger scale" and "smaller scale" were unified. The measuring unit "qian" was widely used, and furthermore "Cheng" and "zi" were used as measuring units related to medicine.
China
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History, Medieval
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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history
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methods
6.The medical system and its characteristics during the Koryo Dynasty period.
Kyung Lock LEE ; Dong Hwan SHIN
Korean Journal of Medical History 2001;10(2):153-180
This article explores the medical system of the Koryo Dynasty period and its social characteristics. First, the structure of medical system and roles of medical institutions during the Koryo Dynasty period will be summarized. Then, the characteristics of the medical system will be identified through exploring the principles of its formation in a view of social recognition of medical care and a view of public policy. During the Koryo Dynasty period, medical experts were trained in national education institutions from the early days of Dynasty. After trained, they were appointed to the posts at government service with their medical profession. In the meantime, they sought ways to ascend their social position. Physicians of Oriental medicine were appointed to the posts at each local government and troops to take charge of medical treatments of the common people. Also, the state tried to assume the reins of medical system by actively taking part in circulation (collection and distribution) of herb. Taeuigam and Sangyakguk represent central medical institutions of the Koryo, taking charge of medical service for the aristocracy and the bureaucracy. The Common people were treated at DongSeoDaeBiWOn, JeWuiBo, HyeMinGuk, and YakJum in SeoKyung. However, activities of these institutions became less active around the days of military officials regime, as officers became negligent and financial base went broken. The roles of medical institutions of the Koryo government were not restricted to the treatment of diseases. Policies for the common people were constituted by two main policies, the policy for encouraging agriculture and the policy for giving relief to people. Medical institutions, with other social systems, had a social responsibility to support the governing system of the Koryo and maintain the stability of the society. In this aspect, medical institutions such as DongSeoDaeBiWon and JeWuiBo, and relief institutions such as UiChang, were all related and connected organically, and they were results of, and bases of the relief policy. However, medical system for the common people was made up first for practical needs and then improved successively. Allocation of medical experts and execution of relief work were carried out by each local government, except the case of serious disaster, which central government took part in. As the Koryo Dynasty went into its latter period, temporary institutions and one - time benefits replaced permanent institutions. These four characteristics described above were systemic characteristics of medical system during the Koryo Dynasty period.
English Abstract
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History of Medicine, Medieval
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Korea
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*Medicine
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Political Systems/*history
7.Origin and evolution of the thunder-fire moxibustion therapy.
Hao XUE ; Jianbin ZHANG ; Renshou CHEN
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2018;38(4):440-444
Through analyzing the origin and evolution of the thunder-fire moxibustion therapy, the mysteries and misunderstandings of it were revealed. As a result, a more objective and comprehensive recognition of this ancient therapy was displayed to the people nowadays. The thunder-fire moxibustion therapy maybe originate from the Taoism magic arts before the Dynasty and became matured in the middle of the Dynasty. Two categories were divided during the long-term evolution in the history. In one category, the peach twig was taken as the moxa material rather than moxa stick and the incantation of Taoism remained. Regarding the other category, the herbal medicine was mixed in the moxa stick and the herbal composition was relatively specified. The incantation was removed. The moxibustion in the first category vanished at the end of the Dynasty. The latter one kept on development from the middle of the Dynasty through the modern times. Additionally, the herbal composition of moxa material has been modified; the indication enlarged and the operation improved. This therapy is still developed and applied by many doctors at the present times.
Acupuncture Therapy
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History, Medieval
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Humans
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Moxibustion
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history
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Phytotherapy
8.Brief introduction of contents of acupuncture and moxibustion sciences in the Puji Benshi fang.
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2007;27(9):709-711
OBJECTIVETo sort out the contents of acupuncture and moxibustion in Puji Benshi Fang, so as to provide references for learning ancient acupuncture and moxibustion science's.
METHODSBased on Puji Benshi Fang published by People's Medical Publishing House in 1983, sort out the contents about channels and collaterals, acupoints, acupuncture and moxibustion methods, acupoint selection for treatment, and so on in Fuji Benshi Fang.
CONCLUSIONFuji Benshi Fang collected a lot of literatures of acupuncture and moxibustion, selected strong points of scholars, compiled essence of successive dynasties, with higher theoretic and academic and clinical application values, which provides convenience for preservation, doing textual research, collation of literature of acupuncture and moxibustion.
Acupuncture Therapy ; history ; History, 15th Century ; History, Medieval ; Humans ; Medicine, Chinese Traditional ; history ; Moxibustion ; history
9.Analysis on infusing and retaining qi from eight methods of treating diseases in Jinzhen Fu.
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2009;29(11):931-934
Through study of Internal Classic and Yijing (The Book of Changes) combined with clinical experiences, the author analyzes characteristics of indications treated by eight methods in Jinzhen Fu ,manipulations as well as clinical applications of infusing and retaining qi, and believes that indications treated by eight methods includ coldness, heat, deficiency, excess and illness of qi, blood, body liquid(viscera), as well as meridians, collaterals, blood vessels. And eight methods have respective speciality according to their corresponding indications. The manipulations of eight methods, expecially infusing and retaining qi, are complete. Therefore, only tracing to the source in understanding and recognition of manipulations and keeping with the indications could show the original meaning of Jinzhen Fu, and then got perfect clinical therapeutic effect of eliminating diseases as soon as exertion of the needle.
China
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History, Ancient
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Literature, Medieval
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history
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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history
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methods
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Poetry as Topic
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Qi
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history
10.Try to talk about characteristics of Canggong in collection of medical records and the train of thought in diagnosis and treatment of acupuncture and moxibustion.
Wei DENG ; Chun-Ping ZHUO ; Hai-Zhi ZHENG ; Rui LI
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2008;28(8):617-620
Textual researches of the origin of medical records indicate that the medical workers in the Qin and Han periods had definite purpose for collection of medical records and show important position of Records of the Historian in developing history of medical records. Analysis on concrete medical records indicates that medical records of acupuncture and moxibustion in Zhenji in writing also formed a certain style and reflected doctors' some trains of thought in clinical diagnosis and treatment of acupuncture and moxibustion.
Acupuncture Therapy
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history
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History, Medieval
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Humans
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Medical Records
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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history
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Moxibustion
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history