典藏书目

*Huangdi Neijing Suwen* (Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon: Basic Questions)
This is a book of questions and answers between the Yellow Emperor, Qibo, Guiyuzhou, and others.

*Luxin Jing* (Classic of the Cranial Fontanelle)
It is traditionally believed to be a work of the Yellow Emperor. During the reign of King Mu of Zhou, it was obtained by a shaman in the Kongtong Cave; its authenticity cannot be verified today.

*Shibi Jing* (Stone Wall Classic)
Some claim it is a book from the time of the Yellow Emperor, but this is doubtful. I obtained it from Zhu Zhongli (courtesy name Buyi), a scholar from Xiangyin.

*Jingui Yaolue* (Essential Prescriptions from the Golden Cabinet)
Written by Zhang Ji of the Later Han Dynasty. Zhang Ji, courtesy name Zhongjing. Before this, the book had not been published. In our dynasty (Song), Wang Zhu, an Hanlin Academician, discovered it among worm-eaten bamboo slips while serving in the library.

*Huato Jiu Hou* (Huato's Nine Pulse Methods)
Written by Hua Tuo of the Later Han Dynasty. Hua Tuo, courtesy name Yuanhua, was from Qiao, Pei State.

*Ge Shi Houhou* (Ge's Arm-Sling Supplement)
Written by Ge Hong of the Jin Dynasty. Ge Hong, courtesy name Zhichuan, was from Jurong, Danyang Commandery. The current version has three volumes. According to the biography in the *Book of Jin*, the *Zhouhou Yaoji Fang* (Emergency Prescriptions for Keeping at the Elbow) consisted of four volumes.

*Longmu Lun* (Treatise on Dragon Wood - likely referring to ophthalmological or pediatric texts attributed to Bodhidharma or similar figures in folk tradition)
The origin of this treatise cannot be determined. It is said in the world to be the work of Bodhisattva Longmu Wang.

*Yu Jue*, *Sanshiliu Zhong*, *Sishiba Hou* (Jade Decree, Thirty-Six Types, Forty-Eight Conditions)
*Yu Jue* was written by Taiyuan Zhenren. *Sanshiliu Zhong* and *Sishiba Hou* are both attributed to transmission by immortals, and their actual authors are unknown. I obtained them from various physicians in Changsha.

*Shenghui Fang* (Prescriptions of Sacred Benevolence)
Compiled during the Taiping Xingguo era of Emperor Taizong of our dynasty.

*Shengji Jing* (Classic of Sacred Healing)
Imperially composed by Emperor Huizong of our dynasty.

*Taiyi Ju Fang* (Prescriptions of the Imperial Medical Bureau)
Compiled by Chen Siwen and others, who held the titles of Chaofeng Lang and Langzhong of the Ministry of Personnel.

*Zhenglei Bencao* (Compendium of Materia Medica with Classified Names)
Compiled by Tang Shenwei. The person who transmitted this book lost information regarding his hometown and clan.

*Liang Fang* (Good Prescriptions)
Discussions on prescriptions by Su Zhan (Su Shi) of Meishan and Shen Cunzhong (Shen Kuo) of Mengxi.

*Huoren Shu* (Book for Saving Lives)
Written by Zhu Gong (courtesy name Yizhong), who retired with the title of Fengyi Lang.

*Yangsheng Biyong* (Essentials for Health Preservation)
Compiled by Chu Yushi during the Shaosheng era.

*Yingtong Baojian* (Precious Mirror for Infants and Children)
Written by Taihu Diasou Qizhenzi.

*Mao Xiansheng Fang* (Prescriptions of Master Mao)
Prescriptions from Master Wu Meng of Mount Shaoshi.

*Boji Fang* (Universal Relief Prescriptions)
Written by Wang Gun of Taiyuan.

*Lingyuan Fang* (Prescriptions of the Spiritual Garden)
The author's name is not recorded in these prescriptions.

*Handong Wang Xiansheng Fang* (Prescriptions of Master Wang of Handong)
The author's name is not recorded.

*Wanquan Fang* (Ten Thousand Complete Prescriptions)
Written by Liu Yuanbin. Liu Yuanbin, courtesy name Zi Yi, pseudonym Tongzhenzi, served as the Chief Clerk of Shaoyang County, Shaozhou.

*Qian Yi Fang* (Prescriptions of Qian Yi)
A work by Qian Yi, Vice Director of the Imperial Medical Academy. Qian Yi, courtesy name Zhongyang, was from Wen.

*Bao Sheng Xinxiao* (Guaranteed Efficacy for Protecting Life)
Compiled by Yan Xiaozhong. Yan Xiaozhong, courtesy name Ziqin, was from Xuchang.

*Shanghan Zhengzhi* (Diagnosis and Treatment of Cold Damage)
Compiled by the Prefect of Xinyang, [Name Omitted].

*Zhang Huan Fang* (Prescriptions of Zhang Huan)
Compiled by Zhang Huan. It contains a total of 420 prescriptions. Li Songnian, a pediatrician from Changsha, obtained dozens of additional legacy prescriptions, which were classified into various categories.

*Quansheng Ji* (Collection for Total Life Preservation)
Written by Song Daofang. Song Daofang, courtesy name Yishu, was from Gongzhou.

*Tan Shi Shusheng* (Tan's Extraordinary Sage)
Written by Tan Yongde of Hongnong. Tan Yongde was from Xiapi, Pei State.

*Lv She Beiji Fang* and *Chuangzhen Lun* (Emergency Prescriptions for Travelers and Treatise on Pox/Rashes)
Both books were written by the recluse Dong Ji. Dong Ji, courtesy name Jizhi, was from Dongping.

*Ding Zuocang Fang* (Prescriptions of Ding Zuocang)
From Ding Xincheng, Commissioner of the Western Capital Left Storage Warehouse.

*Jiu Wei Weisheng* (Nine [Methods] for Health Preservation - text possibly incomplete)
Compiled by Shi Yu, a member of the imperial clan holding the titles of Right Supervisor Guard General and Defense Commissioner of Zhongzhou.

*Liu Zhu Chuangzhen Jue* (Secrets of Liu Zhu on Pox/Rashes)
Written by Liu Zhu of Pengcheng. Liu Zhu, courtesy name Daoyuan.

*Jifeng Beiji* (Emergency Prescriptions from Jifeng)
Compiled by Zhang Rui, a physician from Shu. Zhang Rui, courtesy name Zigang.

*Yang Daye Fang* (Prescriptions of Yang Daye)
Prescriptions from Yang Daye, Attendant Scholar of the Hanlin Academy. I obtained them from the private collection of Fan, the current Transport Commissioner of Hubei.

*Huiyan Guanzheng* (Observation of Signs through Compassionate Eyes)
Written by Dai Shiminshu and Liang Fengyao, an Hanlin Medical Officer from Yihuang. I obtained them from the private collection of Kui Weizi Zhou, former Vice Director of the Imperial Clan Court.

*Yingru Fang* (Prescriptions for Infants and Young Children)
I obtained this prescription book from Xiang Dan, Assistant Administrator of Hunan. Bohai stated: It is said to originate from the Imperial Secret Library, consisting of ten volumes. The recent *Chongwen Zongmu* (General Catalog of Chongwen Pavilion) lists two copies of *Yingru Fang* among sought-after lost books; their volume contents are identical, and the author is not recorded.

*Mai Fa Yaolue*, *Gaohuang Jiufa*, *Zhuang Shi Jiazhuang* (Essentials of Pulse Methods, Moxibustion Methods for Gaohuang Points, Zhuang Family Tradition)
All three books were personally compiled by Zhuang Gong, former Prefect of Yunzhou. I obtained them from his son, Nianzu Quanbo, who supervised the Du Zuo Yuan in Tanzhou.

*Fengsui Jing*, *Feixian Lun*, *Bao Tong Fang*, *Lianzhu Lun*, *Baoxin Lun*, *Huiji Ge*, *Ji Shi Jiazhuang* (Phoenix Marrow Classic, Discourse on Flying Immortals, Precious Infant Prescriptions, Pearl String Discourse, Faith Protection Discourse, Huiji Song, Ji Family Tradition)
All seven books were obtained from the private collection of Ji Zhiqianbo, former Magistrate of Pingjiang, Yuezhou. The above six books do not record the authors. Among them, *Ji Shi Jiazhuang* consists of prescriptions personally compiled by Zhiqianbo.

*Jubao Fang* (Gathering Treasures Prescriptions)
The author is not recorded. I obtained it from Zheng Yu, a medical practitioner in Changsha.

*Wuguan Guan Zhenzhunang* (Five Passages Piercing the True Pearl Purse)
The author is not recorded. I obtained it from Mao Bin, a medical practitioner in Changsha.