2006, Vol.19, No.4

The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics 2023 KCI Impact Factor : 0.29

pISSN : 1229-8328 / eISSN : 2713-850X
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A Study on the Medical Records presented in『HanGaekChiHeom』 1Dept. of Medical History, College of Oriental Medicine, kyungHee University 2Dept. of Oriental Medical philosophy, College of Oriental Medicine, kyungHee University 3Dept. of Oriental Medical History, College of Oriental Medicine, kyungHee University 4College of History, kyungHee University Keun-Woo Seo1·Jun-Ho Oh1·Ji-Yeun Seo1·Tae-Yuen Kim2·Sae-Young Hong3·Seng-Yick Yun4·Wung-Seok Cha1·Nam-Il Kim1 『HanGaekChiHeom』 is a book that arranged the medical records left by a Japanese doctor Junso Higuchi who treated a group of diplomats from Chosun and questions and answers exchanged between him and Chosun's doctor ChoSoongSoo. There are 14 kinds of medical records here with treatments and prescriptions as well as the detailed descriptions about the name, age and symptoms of patients. Various diseases and symptoms are included among them such as burns, common cold, skin diseases, edemas, etc. The characteristics of Junso Higuchi seem to be affected by medicine in Ming Dynasty in China.

A Study on Orthopraxia & Dermatology in traditional Korean medicine presented in Korean medicinal literature on traditional Korean medicine. 1Dept. of Medical History, College of Oriental Medicine, kyungHee University 2Dept. of Oriental Medical philosophy, College of Oriental Medicine, kyungHee University 3Dept. of Oriental Medical History, College of Oriental Medicine, kyungHee University 4College of History, kyungHee University Jun-Ho Oh1·Ji-Yeun Seo1·Tae-Yuen Kim2·Sae-Young Hong3·Seng-Yick Yun4·Wung-Seok Cha1·Nam-Il Kim1 Orthopraxia & Dermatology in traditional Korean medicine has taken a large part of our medicine from the ancient times. However, studies that have been carried out so far were mainly concerned with specific disease or treatment but studies on the history of orthopraxia & dermatology in traditional Korean medicine have not been done largely. Subsequently, it is confirmed that diseases belonging to the category of orthopraxia & dermatology in traditional Korean medicine are carried with no less weight in the books other than literatures specialized in orthopraxia & dermatology while Korean medical literature is being researched with interests in the history of orthopraxia & dermatology in traditional Korean medicine. This paper mainly introduced and analyzed medical literatures containing diseases in orthopraxia & dermatology among Korean medical literatures which were classified into books on emergency measures, general medical documents and surgically specialized records prior to DongUiBoGam.

A Study on the Wang-bing's Comprehension of No-Ja(老子) in Hwangje-Naegyeongsomunju(黃帝內經素問注) Department of Oriental medical classics and history, Kyungwon University Kim Do Hoon For the purpose of understanding Wang-bing's idea, which was influenced by Taoism and Hyeonhak(玄學), I investigated the quotations from the No-Ja in the Hwangje-Naegyeongsomunju, and came to the following conclusions. 1. In the process of writing notes on the Hwangje-Naegyeongsomun, Wang-bing quoted No-Ja 19 times at 17 passages. Through this annotating process, he suggested the vision of the universe and the vision of the formation of all things. And he emphasized that abstaining from desire and satisfaction are essential for one's well being. In other words, he insisted on following the rules of EumYang(陰陽) and Fourseasons, to preserve Cheonjin(天眞). 2. Wang-bing wanted to establish a systematic medical theory by revising the Hwangje-Naegyeongs omun. In the front part, where he mentioned contents of Jeonwongibon, he tried tosearch a way of well being, through taking care of one's health. And there his Taoistic idea becomes obvious. 3. The Hwangje-Naegyeongsomun was written under the influence of Hwangno(黃老) idea - the series of Taoism of Chunchu-Jeonguk(春秋戰國) era. Likewise Wang-bing's revision on the Hwangje-Naegye ongsomun was based on the Taoism of Dang dynasty, which succeeded to the WiJinHyeonhak(魏晉玄學). This shows a series of relationship. 4. It is no wonder that Wang-bing used quotation from scriptures of Taoism in his annotating work on the Hwangje-Naegyeongsomun. The fact that this quotations are mainly mentioned in the front part, also shows that he emphasized the theme of well being, by intention.