The prescriptions of “Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases” were hailed as “jingfang” by later generations. Among them, “Treatise on Febrile Diseases” actually contains 113 prescriptions, and “The Synopsis of the Golden Chamber” actually contains 262 prescriptions, excluding the repetitive prescriptions, a total of 178 prescriptions and 151 medicines. taste.

The characteristics of classic prescriptions can be summarized as “universal, simple, inexpensive, and effective.” The classic prescriptions are well-matched and used properly, which often has the effect of covering the cup and reaching the drum.

Traditional Chinese medicine experts in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, often use Jing Fang as the mother prescription to cut out a series of prescriptions.

Interpretation of Classics
In the pre-Qin and two Han dynasties, the “Hanshu·Yiwenzhi·Fangjilue” recorded four main medical schools, namely “medical classics, classic prescriptions, gods, and Fangzhong”.

The original books of the eleven schools of Jingfang have now been lost. Including “Five Zang Liu Fu Bi Twelve Disease Prescriptions” in 30 volumes, “Five Zang Six Prefecture Hernia and Sixteen Disease Prescriptions” in 40 volumes, “Five Zang Six Prefectures and Twelve Disease Prescriptions” in 40 volumes, and “Feng Han Hot Ten” “Six Disease Prescriptions” in twenty-six volumes, “Taishi Huangdi Bianque Yu Hing Fang” in twenty-three volumes, “Five Zang Shangzhong Eleven Disease Prescriptions” in thirty-one volumes, and “Ke Ji Wu Zang Kuang Dian Disease Prescriptions” in ten Seven volumes, 30 volumes of “Prescriptions for Jinchuang Zhuan”, 19 volumes of “Prescriptions for Women and Infants”, 32 volumes of “Tangye Jingfa”, and 7 volumes of “Shen Nong Huangdi Food Forbidden”.

Tao Hongjing in the Liang Dynasty once saw the “Tangye Jingfa” with his own eyes, and extracted some prescriptions from it, and wrote it as a volume of “Fuxing Jue Zangfu Application Method”.

“Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases” by Zhang Zhongjing in the Han Dynasty (later divided into “Treatise on Febrile Diseases” and “Synopsis of the Golden Chamber”), including 113 pieces of “Treatise on Febrile Diseases” and 262 pieces of “Synopsis of the Golden Chamber”, except Repeat, a total of 178 prescriptions, 151 flavors of medicine. Jingfang is “the ancestor of medical prescriptions”. Later generations of Chinese medical experts called “Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases” as the “Book of Living Man” and “the ancestor of prescriptions”, and praised Zhang Zhongjing as the “Sage of Medicine”. Traditional Chinese medicine experts in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, often use Jing Fang as the mother prescription, and cut out a series of prescriptions based on the principle of syndrome differentiation.

Physicians who use classic prescriptions are usually called typhoid school

The characteristics of Jingfang can be summarized as “universal, simple, clean and effective”.

Zhang Zhongjing
Zhang Zhongjing (150-219 years), famous machine (made by “The Mirror of Ancient Gods and Immortals”), written by Zhongjing, was born in Nieyang County, Nanyang County (now Dengzhou City and Zhenping County, Henan Province), a famous medical scientist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty .

《伤寒杂病论》之方,被后世誉为“经方。”其中《伤寒论》实载113方,《金匮要略》实载262方,除去其中重复之方,共计178方,用药151味。

经方的特点可概括为“普、简、廉、效”,经方配伍精当,运用得当,往往起到覆杯之效,达桴鼓之功。

古今中外的中医学家常以经方作为母方,化裁出一系列的方剂。

经方释义
在先秦两汉时期,《汉书·艺文志·方技略》中所记载了四个主要的医学流派,亦即“医经、经方、神仙、房中”四家。

经方十一家的著作,原书今俱已失传。包括《五藏六府痹十二病方》三十卷、《五藏六府疝十六病方》四十卷、《五藏六府瘅十二 病方》四十卷、《风寒热十六病方》二十六卷、《泰始黄帝扁鹊俞跗方》二十三卷、《五藏伤中十一病方》三十一卷、《客疾五藏狂颠病方》十七卷、《金疮疭瘛方》三十卷、《妇女婴儿方》十九卷、《汤液经法》三十二卷、《神农黄帝食禁》七卷。

梁代陶弘景曾经亲眼见过《汤液经法》,从中摘抄部分方剂,写成《辅行诀脏腑用药法要》一卷。

汉朝张仲景所著《伤寒杂病论》(后世分为《伤寒论》及《金匮要略》二书),其中《伤寒论》载方113首,《金匮要略》载方262首,除去重复的,共计178方,用药151味。经方是“医方之祖”,后世中医学家称《伤寒杂病论》为“活人之书”、“方书之祖”,赞誉张仲景为“医圣”。古今中外的中医学家常以经方作为母方,依辨证论治的原则而化裁出一系列的方剂。

使用经方的医家,通常也被称为伤寒学派

经方的特点可概括为“普、简、廉、效”。

张仲景
张仲景(150年-219年),名机(《历代神仙通鉴》作玑),字仲景,南阳郡涅阳县(今河南邓州市和镇平县一带)人,东汉末年著名医学家。