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Kim, Hoon
- The Journal of Korean Medical History
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- v.16 no.1
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- pp.63-112
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- 2003
Although the HawngJeNeKyung(黃帝內經) was regarded as the the extremly aged book in oriental medicine history, We can find out many quotations in the HawngJeNeKyung. Some of this quotations are applicable to the age of the Warring States(戰國), but the other quotations are correspond to its after the period of HouHan(後漢). The books included before the QianHan(前漢) are 12 kinds of books, such as KyuTak(揆度), KiHang(奇恒), SangKyung(上經), HaKyung(下經), etc. The books included after the HouHan(後漢) are 5 kinds of books, such as CheonWonOkChek(天元玉冊), DaeYo(大要), HyunJuMilEo(玄珠密語), etc. Founded on these various books, the theories of oriental medicine was accomplished in the HawngJeNeKyung.
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Kim, Kiwang
- Journal of Korean Medical classics
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- v.34 no.1
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- pp.89-102
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- 2021
Objectives : This paper aims to examine situations that were conceived as incurable at the time of publication of the 『Huangdineijing』. Methods : The texts of the 『Huangdineijing』 were searched for contents which included 'cannot be cured.' Next, the verses were examined within their context, after which those that specifically indicated 'incurability' were selected. These were categorized according to content, then organized to better show the situations that were seen as incurable to the authors of the 『Huangdineijing』. Results : The conditions deemed incurable in the 『Huangdineijing』 were bloody and purulent stool, ascites, tumors, some purulent inflammation, some infectious diseases with fever, wasting thirst, chronic kidney disorder, some diseases of the connective tissue, epilepsy, cardiac infarction, and cerebrovascular diseases. Internal damage due to acupuncture and poor patient attitude could also contribute to incurability. Conclusions : The authors of the 『Huangdineijing』 were unable to cure some conditions that are currently being cured by Korean Medicine.
https://doi.org/10.14369/jkmc.2021.34.1.089 인용 PDF KSCI