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KMID : 0877120070200020149
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Journal of Korean Medical History
2007 Volume.20 No. 2 p.149 ~ p.168
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A Study on the Figures of Viscera (íôÝ°Óñ) in Sancaituhui (¡¶ß²î¦Óñüå¡· encyclopaedia illustrations about the all things in nature) by Wang Qi (èÝÐð) of Ming-Dynasty
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Lee Myeong-Cheol
Park Kyoung-Nam
Maeng Woong-Jae
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Abstract
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This study compared the figures of viscera (íôÝ°Óñ) in the seventh volume titled "Body" of Sancaituhui (ß²î¦Óñüå), the illustrated Encyclopedia published in the Ming Dynasty (Ù¥ÓÛ), and the figures of viscera in Leijingtuyi (ëºÌèÓñìÏ). One hundred and six volume Sancaituhui was compiled by Wang Qi (èÝÐð) and his son Wang Siyi (èÝÞÖëù) in the Ming Dynasty. It was first published in 1607 and republished in 1609. Sancaituhui is somewhat different from other existing medical books in terms of form and content. Thus, this study examined the difference. Another comprehensive medical book, Leijingtuyi, was written by Zhang Jing-yue (íåÌØä¿) in 1624. Both Sancaituhui and Leijingtuyi were published in China before Terrenz's Taixirenshenshuogai (÷Áà¤ìÑãóàãËÈ), the book which first introduced Western anatomy. Therefore, this study accessed the two medical books to examine the development of figures of viscera before the instruction of Western medicine.
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KEYWORD
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Traditional chinese medicine, Figures of Viscera, Sancaituhui, Wang Qi
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