『상한전생집(傷寒全生集),변상한발열예(辨傷寒發熱例)』 등에 대한 연구(硏究)

『Sanghanjeonsaengjip(傷寒全生集)』 is a classic medical work, written by the outstanding physician DoHwa(陶華)in the Ming Dynasty. The characteristic of SangHanJeonSaengJip(傷寒全生集) is that this book succeeded to the spirit of pattern identification and treatment of Treatise on Cold Damage Diseases, newly changed a table of contents by symptoms, and together with this indicated the prescriptions in accordance with diswase-pattern at YuJeungHwalInSeo(類證活人書), HwaJeGookBang(和劑局方) etc. Also because this kept the existing ephedra decoction, cinnamom twig decoction, minor decoction of bupleurum, decoction for reinforcing middle-energizer and replenishing qi etc.`s name on and unlikely indicated the medicine composition, it caused confusion, but at the later ages EuHakIpMun(醫學入門) the so-called ``Doci(陶氏)`` was added to the prescription name, so we are able to distinguish. Together with this, this book dose not indicate the dosage of medicine and indicates the first, the second, and the third classes(上中下) below medicine. As this dose not mean the three grades of quality-good, fair, and poor(上中下) of 『Shennong`s Classic of Materia Medica』 but expresses the sovereign medicinal as the first class (上), minister medicinal as the second class(中) and assistant and courier medicinal as the third class(下), doctors can voluntarily decide the dosage of medicine in accordance with the degree of disease At this thesis, I single out ten chapters in contents of 2nd volume named Hyeong(亨) corresponding to the details, among SangHanJeonSaengJip(傷寒全生集). I discussed superficial fever types of exogenous febrile disease in chapter 1, aversion to cold types of exogenous febrile disease in chapter 2, syndrome caused un-sufficient sweating in chapter 3, organic fever types of exogenous febrile disease in chapter 4, aversion to wind types of exogenous febrile disease in chapter 5, Tidal fever types of exogenous febrile disease in chapter 6, Alternative attacts of chills and fever in chapter 7, Dysphoria with smothery sensation in chapter 8, Fidgetiness of exogenous febrile disease in chapter 9, and Headache of exogenous febrile disease in chapter 10, and together with this I discussed, in detail, which influence the prescriptions which are listed on each chapter have caused on future generations In accordance with this, I think that the above-mentioned symptoms and prescriptions are important when I research cold damage and warm disease study. So I orderly research revision, annotation, rendering and an investigation.