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KMID : 0644020080210040075
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Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
2008 Volume.21 No. 4 p.75 ~ p.83
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On Estimation of the sentence "Two thirds of them died and seven out of ten died of cold damage"
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Eom Seak-Ki
Kim Se-Hyun
Eo Wan-Kyu
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Abstract
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Based on the sentence "The number of my family member and relatives reached around 200, but since the first year of Geonan(ËïäÌ) era, two thirds of them died and seven out of ten died of cold damage in less than ten years" in Sanghanjapbyeongron(Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases), which is allegedly known to be written by Jangnunggyeong(íåñêÌØ), we analyzed the sentence by three factors of time, location and people. These factors are used in the investigation of the disease outbreak, and through this analysis, following conclusions were made. 1. Approximate 10 year crude mortality rate since A.D 196(the first yea of Geonan era) in Jangsa(íþÞÞ) province was 67 out of 100 in the population. Approximate 10 year disease-specific mortality rate of cold damage since A.D 196(the first yea of Geonan era) in Jangsa(íþÞÞ) province was 47 out of 100 in the population. Regardless of age, gender or other demographic variables, approximate 10 year proportionate mortality ratio since A.D 196(the first yea of Geonan era) in Jangsa province was 70.2%, which lead to the assumption that 70% of death is cold-damage related. 2. Increased disease-specific mortality rate by cold damage in Jangsa(íþÞÞ) province for about 10 years since A.D 196(the first yea of Geonan era), and followed increased crude mortality rate in the population, threatened the stability of nation or local government. This is due to the repeated war in late Han Dynasty with political chaos and repeated flood caused by geographical disadvantage in Jangsa province.
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KEYWORD
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Jangnunggyeong(íåñêÌØ), Sanghallon(ß¿ùÎÖå), Sanghanjapbyeongron(ß¿ùÎíÚÜ»Öå), Crude mortality rate, Disease-specific mortality rate
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