（左右凡百二十六穴）
经脉篇云。膀胱。足太阳之脉。起于目内 。（睛明）上额（攒竹。神庭。曲差。五处。承
光。
通天。）交巅。（百会）其支者从巅至耳上角（天冲。率谷。曲鬓。浮白。窍阴。完骨。）其直者
。从巅入络脑。还出。（络却玉枕）别下项。（天柱大椎陶道）循肩膊内挟脊。（大杼。风门。
肺俞。厥阴俞。心俞。膈俞。肝俞。胆俞。脾俞。胃俞。三焦俞。肾俞。大肠俞。小肠俞。
膀
胱俞。中膂俞。白环。）抵腰中。入循膂络肾。属膀胱。其支者。从腰中下挟脊贯臀。（上
。次 。中 。下 。会阳。承扶。殷门。）入 中。（委中）其支者。从膊内左右别下贯胛
挟脊内（附分。魄户。膏肓。神道。 。膈关。魂门。阳纲。意舍。胃仓。肓门。志室。
胞
肓。秩边。）过髀枢。（环跳）循髀外从后廉。（浮 委阳）下合 中。以下（合阳承筋）贯 内
。（承山。飞阳。跗阳。）出外踝之后。（昆仑。仆参。申脉。金门。）循京骨。（京骨束骨）至
小指外侧。（通谷至阴）
又云。足太阳之别名曰飞阳。去踝七寸。别走少阴。
经别篇云。足太阳之正。别入于 中。其一道下尻五寸别入于肛。属于膀胱。散之肾循
膂当心入散。直者。从膂上出于项。复属于太阳。此为一经也。
气府论云足太阳脉气所发者。七十八穴。两眉头各一。（次注谓攒竹穴也。）入发至项三
寸半
旁五。相去三寸。（谓大杼风门。各二穴也。○新校正。后人误认将顶为项。）其浮气在皮中
者。凡五行。行五。五五二十五。（中行则囟会。前项。百会。后项。强间五。督脉气也。
次挟旁两行则五处承光。通天。络却。玉枕。各五。本经气也。又次旁两行。则临泣。目窗
。正营。承灵。脑空。各五。足少阳气也）项中大筋两旁各一（谓天柱二穴也。）风府两旁。
各一。（谓风池二穴也）挟背以下。至尻尾二十一节。十五间。各一。（今中诰孔穴图所存者
。十二穴。左右共二十六。谓附分。魄户。神堂。 。膈关。魂门。阳纲。意舍。胃仓。
肓门。志室。胞肓。秩边。十三穴也。）五脏之俞各五。六腑之俞各六。（肺俞。心俞。肝俞
。脾俞。肾俞。胆俞。大肠俞。胃俞。三焦俞。小肠俞。膀胱俞。）委中以下。至足小指。
旁各六俞。（谓委中。昆仑。京骨。束骨。通谷。至阴。六穴也。）
经筋篇云。足太阳之筋。起于足小指。上结于踝。邪上结于膝。其下循足外踝结于踵。
上循
跟结于 。其别者。结于 外。上 中内廉。与 中拜。上结于臀。上挟脊。上项。其支者
。别入结于舌本。其直者。结于枕骨。上头。下颜。结于鼻。其支者。为目上纲。下结于
。
其支者。从腋后外廉。结于肩 。其支者。入腋下。上出缺盆。上结于完骨。其支者出缺盆
。邪上出于 。
睛明（手足太阳足阳明之会○外台作手足太阳阳明。次注。加阴跷。阳跷。五脉之会）攒竹
（足
太阳脉气所发。）曲差 五处 承光 通天 络却 玉枕 天柱（以上七穴。与攒竹同。）大
杼（手足太阳之会○次注曰。督脉别络。手足太阳三脉之会。外台。作足太阳手少阳之会。
聚英。作手足太阳少阳之会。）风门（督脉。足太阳之会）肺俞（五脏之俞。○次注曰。并足太
阳脉之会。）厥阴俞 心俞 膈俞 肝俞 胆俞（所发）脾俞 胃俞 三焦俞（所发）肾俞 大
肠俞 小肠俞 膀胱俞 中膂俞 白环俞（所发）上 （足太阳少阳之络。）次 中 （次注
曰。足厥阴。支别者与太阴少阳结于腰踝下。挟脊第三第四骨空中。其穴即中 。下 。○
发挥曰。足少阴少阳。聚结之会也。聚英。少阴作厥阴。）下 （次注曰。足太阴之络。从前
合阳明上贯尻骨中。与厥阴少阳。结于下 。新校正曰。详王注曰。足太阴之络。按甲乙经
。乃太阴之正。非络也。王氏谓之络者。未详其旨。）会阳（督脉气所发。）承扶 殷门 浮
委阳（太阳之别络）委中（所入）附分（太阳之会○外台。作手足太阳之会。）魄户（以下除
膏肓之外。十三穴。皆太阳脉气之所发。）膏肓 神堂 膈关 魂门 阳纲 意舍
胃仓 肓门 志室 胞肓 秩边 合阳 承筋（所发）承山 飞扬（别走少阴。）跗阳（阳跷之
）昆仑（所行）仆参（同上○聚英曰。阳跷之本。）申脉（阳跷所生○聚英曰。阳跷所出。）金
门（太阳 。阳维所别属也。）京骨（所过）束骨（所注）通谷（所溜○聚英所流。）至阴（所出）
按气府论曰。手太阳脉气所发者。三十六穴。目内 各一。次注曰。谓睛明二穴也。千
金。
无跗阳（入胆）外台曰。两旁一百二十（恐脱二字）穴。注曰。并二十二单穴及膏肓附穴。共一
百四十四穴。程衍道曰按本经原六十三穴。此少二穴睛明入小肠。厥阴俞缺。只六十一穴。
左
右共一百二十二穴。又加督脉二十二穴。共一百四十四穴。督脉本二十七穴。今少五穴。龈
交。
兑端。水沟。三穴。入大肠。灵台。入□□。阳关入胆经。故只二十二穴也。今按∶外台。
不
载灵台穴。程注。为入□□者。缺订也。入门。有眉冲。气海俞。关元俞。今入奇穴部。
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大椎 陶道（本经之会）
环跳（次注曰手少阳足太阳之会）
天冲 曲鬃 窍阴 完骨（本经之会）
率谷 浮白 脑户（本经之会）
风府（聚英曰足太阳督脉阳维之会）
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(There are one hundred and twenty-six acupoints on both sides combined.)
The *Jingmai Pian* (Chapter on Meridians) states: The Bladder is the pathway of the Foot-Taiyang meridian. It originates at the inner canthus of the eye (Jingming, BL1), ascends to the forehead (passing through Cuanzhu, BL2; Shenting, GV24; Qucha, BL6; Wuchu, BL7; Chengguang, BL74; Tongtian, BL76), and intersects at the vertex (Baihui, GV20). Its branch travels from the vertex to the upper angle of the ear (passing through Tianchong, GB37; Lvgu, GB8; Qubin, GB7; Fu Bai, GB12; Qiaoyin, GB11; Wanggu, GB12). The straight course enters the brain from the vertex, emerges again (passing through Luoque, BL9; Yuzhen, BL11), descends separately through the nape (passing through Tianzhu, BL10; Dazhui, GV14; Taodao, GV13), follows the medial aspect of the shoulder blades, flanking the spine (passing through Dazhu, BL11; Fengmen, BL12; Feishu, BL13; Jueyinshu, BL14; Xinshu, BL15; Geshu, BL17; Ganshu, BL18; Danshu, BL19; Pishu, BL20; Weishu, BL21; Sanjiaoshu, BL22; Shenshu, BL23; Dachangshu, BL25; Xiaochangshu, BL27; Pangguangshu, BL28; Zhonglvsu, BL29; Baihuanxu, BL30), reaches the middle of the waist, enters internally to follow the sacrum, connects with the Kidney, and belongs to the Bladder. Another branch descends from the middle of the waist, flanks the spine, and penetrates the buttocks (passing through Shangliao, BL31; Ciliao, BL32; Zhongliao, BL33; Xialiao, BL34; Huiyang, BL35; Chengfu, BL36; Yinmen, BL37), enters the popliteal fossa (Weizhong, BL40). Another branch separates from the medial aspect of the shoulder, descends bilaterally, penetrates the scapula, and flanks the spine internally (passing through Fufen, BL41; Pohu, BL42; Gaohuang, BL43; Shendao, GV11; Lingtai, GV10; Ge Guan, BL45; Hunmen, BL47; Yanggang, BL48; Yishe, BL49; Weicang, BL50; Huangmen, BL51; Zhishi, BL52; Baohuang, BL53; Zhibian, BL54), passes over the hip joint (Huantiao, GB30), follows the posterior lateral aspect of the thigh (passing through Fuxi, BL38; Weiyang, BL39), joins below in the popliteal fossa, and descends further (passing through Heyang, BL55; Chengjin, BL56), penetrates the interior of the calf muscle (passing through Chengshan, BL57; Feiyang, BL58; Fuyang, BL59), emerges behind the lateral malleolus (passing through Kunlun, BL60; Pucan, BL61; Shenmai, BL62; Jinmen, BL63), follows the Jinggu point (Jinggu, BL64; Shugu, BL65), and arrives at the lateral side of the little toe (passing through Tonggu, BL66; Zhiyin, BL67).
It is also stated: The collateral branch of the Foot-Taiyang meridian is named Feiyang (BL58). At seven cun above the ankle, it diverges to connect with the Foot-Shaoyin meridian.
The *Jingbie Pian* (Chapter on Divergent Meridians) states: The proper pathway of the Foot-Taiyang meridian diverges into the popliteal fossa. One of its branches descends five cun below the coccyx, diverges into the anus, belongs to the Bladder, and disperses in the Kidney. It follows the sacrum upwards, disperses around the Heart region. The straight trunk ascends from the sacrum, emerges at the nape, and re-attaches to the Foot-Taiyang meridian. This constitutes one complete meridian connection.
The *Qifu Lun* (Treatise on Qi-Generating Points) states: There are seventy-eight points where the Qi of the Foot-Taiyang meridian manifests. One point at each inner canthus (the secondary note identifies this as Cuanzhu, BL2). From the hairline to the nape, three cun and half, opening laterally five cun, with a distance of three cun between them (referring to Dazhu, BL11 and Fengmen, BL12, two points on each side. ○ The New Correction notes that later generations mistakenly identified the vertex as the nape). The floating Qi in the skin forms five rows, five points per row, totaling twenty-five points. (The central row consists of Xinhui, GV22; Qian Ding, GV21; Baihui, GV20; Hou Ding, GV19; Jiangjian, GV18, which belong to the Du Mai. The next two lateral rows consist of Wuchu, BL7; Chengguang, BL74; Tongtian, BL76; Luoque, BL9; Yuzhen, BL11, five points each, belonging to the Foot-Taiyang Qi. The outermost two lateral rows consist of Linqi, GB15; Mucuang, GB16; Zhengying, GB17; Chengling, GB19; Naokong, GB20, five points each, belonging to the Foot-Shaoyang Qi.) One point on each side of the large tendon in the nape (referring to Tianzhu, BL10, two points). One point on each side of Fengfu (GV16) (referring to Fengchi, GB20, two points). From the back down to the sacrococcygeal region, across twenty-one vertebrae and fifteen interspaces, one point in each interspace (The current *Zhonggao Acupoint Chart* retains twelve points, twenty-six on both sides, referring to Fufen, BL41; Pohu, BL42; Shentang, BL44; Lingtai, GV10; Ge Guan, BL45; Hunmen, BL47; Yanggang, BL48; Yishe, BL49; Weicang, BL50; Huangmen, BL51; Zhishi, BL52; Baohuang, BL53; Zhibian, BL54, thirteen points). Each of the Five Zang Shu points has five points; each of the Six Fu Shu points has six points (Feishu, BL13; Xinshu, BL15; Ganshu, BL18; Pishu, BL20; Shenshu, BL23; Danshu, BL19; Dachangshu, BL25; Weishu, BL21; Sanjiaoshu, BL22; Xiaochangshu, BL27; Pangguangshu, BL28). Below Weizhong (BL40) to the lateral side of the little toe, there are six Shu points on each side (referring to Weizhong, BL40; Kunlun, BL60; Jinggu, BL64; Shugu, BL65; Tonggu, BL66; Zhiyin, BL67, six points).
The *Jingjin Pian* (Chapter on Sinew Meridians) states: The sinew of the Foot-Taiyang meridian originates at the little toe, ascends and binds at the ankle, obliquely ascends and binds at the knee. Its lower part follows the lateral malleolus and binds at the heel, ascending along the Achilles tendon and binding at the popliteal fossa. Its branch binds at the lateral aspect of the popliteal fossa, ascends along the medial margin of the fossa, meets with the sinews in the fossa, ascends and binds at the buttock, ascends flanking the spine, and reaches the nape. Its branch diverges and binds at the root of the tongue. The straight part binds at the occiput, ascends over the head, descends to the face, and binds at the nose. Its branch becomes the upper eyelid constraint, descending to bind at the cheekbone. Its branch arises from the posterior-lateral aspect of the axilla, binds at the shoulder. Its branch enters the axilla, ascends out of the supraclavicular fossa, and binds at Wanggu (GB12). Another branch exits the supraclavicular fossa and ascends obliquely to the face.
Jingming (BL1): Intersection of Foot-Taiyang, Hand-Taiyang, and Foot-Yangming meridians. ○ *Waitai Mi Yao* lists Hand-Taiyang, Hand-Yangming. Secondary note adds Yin Qiao and Yang Qiao, making it an intersection of five vessels.
Cuanzhu (BL2): Where the Qi of the Foot-Taiyang meridian manifests.
Qucha (BL6)
Wuchu (BL7)
Chengguang (BL74)
Tongtian (BL76)
Luoque (BL9)
Yuzhen (BL11)
Tianzhu (BL10): (The above seven points share characteristics with Cuanzhu.)
Dazhu (BL11): Intersection of Hand-Taiyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians. ○ Secondary note states: Collateral of Du Mai, intersection of Hand-Taiyang, Foot-Taiyang, and Du Mai. *Waitai Mi Yao* lists Foot-Taiyang and Hand-Shaoyang. *Zhenjiu Ju Ying* lists Hand-Taiyang, Foot-Taiyang, and Shaoyang.
Fengmen (BL12): Intersection of Du Mai and Foot-Taiyang meridians.
Feishu (BL13): Shu point of the Five Zang. ○ Secondary note states: Also an intersection with the Foot-Taiyang meridian.
Jueyinshu (BL14)
Xinshu (BL15)
Geshu (BL17)
Ganshu (BL18)
Danshu (BL19): (Where Qi manifests)
Pishu (BL20)
Weishu (BL21)
Sanjiaoshu (BL22): (Where Qi manifests)
Shenshu (BL23)
Dachangshu (BL25)
Xiaochangshu (BL27)
Pangguangshu (BL28)
Zhonglvsu (BL29)
Baihuanxu (BL30): (Where Qi manifests)
Shangliao (BL31): Collateral of Foot-Taiyang and Foot-Shaoyang.
Ciliao (BL32), Zhongliao (BL33): Secondary note states: The branch of Foot-Jueyin diverges and connects with Foot-Taiyin and Foot-Shaoyang below the waist and ankle, flanking the third and fourth vertebral spaces. These points are Zhongliao and Xialiao. ○ *Fa Hui* states: Foot-Shaoyin and Foot-Shaoyang gather and intersect here. *Zhenjiu Ju Ying* reads Foot-Shaoyin as Foot-Jueyin.
Xialiao (BL34): Secondary note states: The collateral of Foot-Taiyin merges with Foot-Yangming anteriorly, passes through the sacrum, and connects with Foot-Jueyin and Foot-Shaoyang at Xialiao. New Correction states: Examining Wang Bing's note regarding the collateral of Foot-Taiyin, according to *Jia Yi Jing*, it is the proper channel of Taiyin, not a collateral. Wang's designation as collateral is unclear.
Huiyang (BL35): Where the Qi of Du Mai manifests.
Chengfu (BL36)
Yinmen (BL37)
Fuxi (BL38)
Weiyang (BL39): Collateral branch of Foot-Taiyang.
Weizhong (BL40): He-Sea point (where Qi enters).
Fufen (BL41): Intersection of Foot-Taiyang. ○ *Waitai Mi Yao* lists Hand-Taiyang and Foot-Taiyang.
Pohu (BL42): (The following thirteen points, excluding Gaohuang, are all where the Qi of the Foot-Taiyang meridian manifests.)
Gaohuang (BL43)
Shentang (BL44)
Ge Guan (BL45)
Hunmen (BL47)
Yanggang (BL48)
Yishe (BL49)
Weicang (BL50)
Huangmen (BL51)
Zhishi (BL52)
Baohuang (BL53)
Zhibian (BL54)
Heyang (BL55)
Chengjin (BL56): (Where Qi manifests)
Chengshan (BL57)
Feiyang (BL58): Diverges to connect with Foot-Shaoyin.
Fuyang (BL59): Origin of Yang Qiao Mai.
Kunlun (BL60): Jing-River point (where Qi flows).
Pucan (BL61): (Same as above) ○ *Zhenjiu Ju Ying* states: Root of Yang Qiao Mai.
Shenmai (BL62): Source point of Yang Qiao Mai. ○ *Zhenjiu Ju Ying* states: Exit of Yang Qiao Mai.
Jinmen (BL63): Xi-Cleft point of Foot-Taiyang, where Yang Wei Mai diverges.
Jinggu (BL64): Yuan-Source point (where Qi passes).
Shugu (BL65): Shu-Stream point (where Qi pours).
Tonggu (BL66): Ying-Spring point (where Qi slips/flows) ○ *Zhenjiu Ju Ying* states "flows".
Zhiyin (BL67): Jing-Well point (where Qi exits).
According to the *Qifu Lun*: There are thirty-six points where the Qi of the Hand-Taiyang meridian manifests. One at each inner canthus. Secondary note states: Refers to Jingming (BL1), two points. *Qian Jin Fang* does not list Fuyang (BL59) (entering Shaoyang). *Waitai Mi Yao* states: One hundred and twenty points on both sides (likely missing two characters). Note states: Including twenty-two single points plus Gaohuang (BL43) and Fufen (BL41) as accessory points, totaling one hundred and forty-four points. Cheng Yandao states: According to the original text, this meridian has sixty-three points. Here, two are missing (Jingming is assigned to Small Intestine, Jueyinshu is absent), leaving sixty-one points. Bilaterally, this makes one hundred and twenty-two points. Adding the twenty-two points of the Du Mai results in one hundred and forty-four points. The Du Mai originally has twenty-seven points, but now lacks five (Yinjiao, GV26; Duiduan, GV25; Shuigou, GV26 - three points assigned to Large Intestine; Lingtai, GV10 assigned to [blank]; Yangguan, EX-B7 assigned to Gallbladder Meridian), thus only twenty-two remain. Current examination: *Waitai Mi Yao* does not record Lingtai (GV10). Cheng's note "[blank]" indicates a missing character correction. *Ru Men* includes Meichong (EX-HN4), Qihai Shu (BL24), Guanyuan Shu (BL26), which are now classified as Extra Points.
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Dazhui (GV14), Taodao (GV13): Intersection of this meridian.
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Huantiao (GB30): Secondary note states: Intersection of Hand-Shaoyang and Foot-Taiyang meridians.
Tianchong (GB37), Qubin (GB7), Qiaoyin (GB11), Wanggu (GB12): Intersection of this meridian.
Lvgu (GB8), Fu Bai (GB12), Naohu (GV17): Intersection of this meridian.
Fengfu (GV16): *Zhenjiu Ju Ying* states: Intersection of Foot-Taiyang, Du Mai, and Yang Wei Mai.