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Historical Evolution of the Existing Typhoid Edition Treatise on Typhoid Miscellaneous Diseases
Due to the long history, years of war, and limited by the mode of communication when Treatise on Febrile Diseases was first published, the book did not spread widely, so that all the versions of Treatise on Febrile Diseases seen today were missing. At present, the most popular and recognized versions with research value mainly include the following. In addition to publishing Treatise on Febrile Diseases, the Medical Books Bureau of Song Dynasty also printed eight volumes of Jade Books in the Golden Chamber, which is the same as Treatise on Febrile Diseases, and is characterized by articles before discussion and meetings afterwards. People call it a jade letter book or another book. Later, it was re-carved in Chen Shijie in the Qing Dynasty, and it has been passed down to this day.

In addition, the Song Dynasty Orthopedic Medical Books Bureau also published the prescription of synopsis of golden chamber. According to Steven Song's synopsis of the Golden Chamber, Wang Zhu, a scholar of Hanlin, accidentally recorded three volumes of Zhongjing's synopsis of the Golden Chamber and Jade Letter in bamboo slips. The first article discusses typhoid fever, the second article discusses miscellaneous diseases, and the second article contains its prescription and treatment of women. So the synopsis of the golden chamber began to be finalized. The bamboo slips that Wang Zhu saw should be another version of Treatise on Febrile Diseases, and Steven Song printed the following parts of its miscellaneous diseases. Since then, Treatise on Febrile Diseases has been formally divided into two parts: Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber. Guilin ancient edition, also known as the ancient treatise on typhoid and miscellaneous diseases, or Zhongjing's twelve manuscripts on typhoid and miscellaneous diseases, is a rare book handed down by Zhongjing's forty-sixth great-grandson Zhang Shao. The 20th year of Guangxu passed down to disciple Zuo Shengde. According to Zuo Shengde's preface, "I heard my teacher Mr. Zu say,' According to legend, my family has a book on typhoid fever, with thirteen drafts, each of which has been copied almost all over the cities. Twelve manuscripts are preserved here, and the rest are either kept secret by the people or robbed of ash, which means nothing at all. Uncle and his income have been handed down from generation to generation as the seventh draft, which is more than my collection, and there are few recorded articles in it, and the compilation times are not similar. Either it was usurped by uncle and chaos, or it was suspected that Song people added or deleted it. However, when Gao Jin was popular, it was copied. At the end of Tang Dynasty and the beginning of Song Dynasty, it was easy to copy and engrave, so it was called Yi Jian. With this statement, not only the manuscripts of the Han Dynasty were published in the workshop, but also the manuscripts of Uncle He. " "

This version has been controversial so far, and many people think it is a fake author. Like Mr Hao Wanshan, most people were falsely accused by later generations.

However, those who regard it as the real version, such as Mr. Cai, Mr. Wang, Mr. Huang Zhuzhai, etc. , all take it very seriously. Mr. Cai said: "The non-single cause sequence was collected by Sun Suozhen, a descendant of the sage, and the sixteen volumes were mainly comprehensive in content, reasonable in composition, silent in every sentence and without anecdotes", and he had various doubts about the popular version. "After reading the ancient edition, it all collapsed and thawed." In addition, scholars in Taiwan Province province highly admire this edition, because all the doubts in Ode to Literature have been well solved in Guiben.

At present, this version is popular in the world, mainly the Baiyunting version published by 1939 (three pages of supplementary errata are reproduced in 1980). Guangxi People's Publishing House (published in vertical edition 1960, and reprinted in horizontal edition 1980). Integrated Research Group Edition of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Taiwan Province Province (this edition is subject to Guangxi People's Publishing House 1960 edition, with traditional vertical arrangement), and there is also the general edition of Huang Zhuzhai (on typhoid and miscellaneous diseases).

At present, the popular view is that this book is more likely to be regarded as a fake by future generations, mainly because it is too perfect and has changed the controversial points of doctors in literate Sect, so it is often regarded as a fake by future generations. Of course, there are also people who disagree. From the analysis of drugs and words, most of them are Liang's previous works. For example, the cattail pollen in rhubarb cattail pollen soup is blind, and Liang said in seclusion, "cattail pollen is not reused." This proves that this book was written before the Liang Dynasty. Wait, examples abound.

However, whether it is a fake book or not, it still has high reference value for studying Treatise on Febrile Diseases. Changsha Ancient Books was written by Liu Shizhen, a native of Liuyang, Hunan, and was obtained from an old man surnamed Zhang in Jiangxi. It was not handed down before the Republic of China. The source of this book is close to legend, and some people think it is forged. In the preface, Liu Shizhen explained his experience of getting this book in the early years of the Republic of China: "My mother was in mourning, wandering in Jiangxi for the sake of burial, and met a man in the valley, saying that Zhang was old, handsome and had a good way, that is, talking with him and learning medical skills." Quality leads to doubt and stagnation, and it is even more terrible to dredge it. Zhang Lao also deeply likes Yu Jing's inquisitiveness, and said: I am in Leshan Forest, and I haven't been attached to people for a long time. There is an ancient book Treatise on Febrile Diseases at home, which is different from the rest of the world and is an old book in Changsha. There is nothing to teach at present. Now I will teach you, and I will meet you. I really want to read it, but I know there are dozens of notes in this book, and the more I read it, the worse it gets. Why should I blame it? Later, I read this book with Rui Liu (Midvein), a close relative, for more than ten years. "This book is written in the vernacular, with 16 volumes, volume 1 and volume 2 are all flat pulse methods. Volume three is typhoid cases. Four febrile diseases are summer heat, heat, dampness and dryness. Volumes six to eleven are diseases of six meridians. Volume 12 is a disease after cholera spasm, and yin and yang are easy to aggravate. 13 to 16 volumes may or may not be separate. Liu Shizhen annotated the book, which was drafted in 1905, but most of the annotations were lost due to the war. By 1924, Liu Shizhen and Liu Zhong had "accumulated more than ten years of exploration, deduced from others, and deduced from each other", and Liu Zhong wrote sixteen volumes of Treatise on Febrile Diseases, which was published in 1934, hereinafter referred to as Medical Books. 65438-0999 Mr. Liu collected and reprinted the classic essence of Hunan famous doctors.

Fuling ancient edition, also known as Sichuan ancient edition, is a copy of Treatise on Febrile Diseases discovered after 1930s. It was printed by Zeng Shiyi in 1934, but it is not widely circulated and rarely seen. The typhoid part of this book is Tang Ben's Treatise on Febrile Diseases, and the miscellaneous diseases part is based on Synopsis of the Golden Chamber, supplemented by relevant contents selected from Pulse Meridian and Qianjinfang. More than 100 syndromes and prescriptions have been added to Zhongjing's book, all of which are necessary for clinic. This book has certain reference value for in-depth study of synopsis of the golden chamber and its application.

Changsha ancient books, Fuling ancient books, Song ancient books and Guilin ancient books are collectively called the four ancient books of epidemic febrile diseases.