• 대한한의학원전학회지
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• 제19권3호
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• pp.381-388
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• 2006

From the study on A Study on Comparison Gunhwa-ron(君火論) by Jinmutaek(陳無擇) and Sanghwa-ron(相火論) by Judangye(朱丹溪), the conclusion is as follows. Judangye(朱丹溪) said that Gunhwa(君火) is human fire[人火] and Sanghwa(相火) is heaven's fire[天火] having being opposite to the opinion of Jinmutaek(陳無擇). Jinmutaek(陳無擇) considered Gunhwa(君火) as native fire, Judangye(朱丹溪) also did Sanghwa(相火) as the source of life force. The Sanghwa(相火) that is heaven's fire[天火] mentioned by Judangye(朱丹溪) is located in part of Eum(陰) or deep part, because it based on the nothingness(虛無) to behind inside. Having become large the meaning of Gunhwa(君火) and Sanghwa(相火) defined by Jinmutaek(陳無擇) and Judangye(朱丹溪), more smaller that of Gunhwa(君火) and Sanghwa(相火) in the opposite site. Jinmutaek(陳無擇) and Judangye(朱丹溪) had difficult to state fairly about the meanings of Gunhwa(君火) and Sanghwa(相火), because of exceed intention to emphasize the importance of thier own opinions.

• 대한한의학원전학회지
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• 제22권2호
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• pp.275-283
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• 2009

The "Naegyeongseupyubangron(內經拾遺方論)", written by Nakyonggil(駱龍吉), is an ancient book of Bangron(方論). The exact time period of this book is unknown. To estimate its written time, we compared the contents of this book to other sources on the cause of diseases, the description of symptoms, the transmission of diseases, and treatments. In addition, we analyzed the features of the book by comparing it to other books of Bangron(方論). As a result, we estimated the approximate time period that it was written and gained a better understanding of the ancient medicine. We reached several conclusions through this study. 1. The approximate time period of "Naegyeongseupyubangron(內經拾遺方論)" is that of the Southern Song(南宋) dynasty of China, probably after "Saminbang(三因方)" between 1174 and 1279. 2. Nakyonggil(駱龍吉) was influenced by Wangbing(王冰), Sonsamak(孫思邈), Yuhagan(劉河間), Jinmutaek(陳無擇). and he influenced "Uibanggo(醫方考)". 3. The "Naegyeongseupyubangron(內經拾遺方論)" is the most comprehensive book among the books of Bangron(方論) because of its analysis of the "Hwangjenaegyeong(黃帝內經)" and its connection to the treatment of ancient diseases in Oriental Medical History.

• 대한한의학원전학회지
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• 제30권3호
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• pp.41-54
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• 2017

Objectives : Yoondongri is a famous Korean medical doctor in the 18th century. He wrote Chochangkyeul, a special medical book which records his treatment based on the theory of Ungi. Nevertheless, his life and his book have not received due research it deserves. Methods : The paper studied the family tree as revealed in the Papyeong Yoon clan and Chochangkyeul. Further study was done on Yoon's medical theories and clinical features as discovered in Chochangkyeul and Ungiyeonron. Results & Conclusions : Very little is known about Yoondongri other than that he is the 27th generation from the progenitor of the Yoon clan of Papyeong Yoon clan, and that he is the great grandchild of Choongheon-gong Yoon Jeon. One of the important elements of his Ungi theory is Owoon Habgi, which illustrates the integration of Gabsin, Muui, Byeonggye, Gyungjeong, and Yimgi, thereby forming one Ilki. Ilki signifies that mechanisms of disease are inter-connected and one in essence. As the core of his clinical practice, he explains the 25 different types of diseases that can afflict those who are born in the years Gabsin, Muui, Byeongye, Gyungjeong, and Yimgi when they are met with their corresponding year. Yoon described for each script the mechanism of disease, symptom, treatment, and prescription, all of which showcases his status as a great clinical practitioner. His application of Ungi theory is uncomplicated and accessible. His method was also highly effective, the likes of which were unseen even in China and Japan. His prescriptions are mainly based on the Ungi treatment found in Jinmutaek's Saminang, and on Donguibogam.