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[Investigation into "Hor Mongolian Moxibustion"]
Baoyintu1, Hugejilebatu, Ying-chun Bao
1College of Mongolian Medicine, Inner Mongolia University of Nationality, Tongliao, China.
Zhonghua Yi Shi Za Zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)
|February 8, 2007
Summary
Hor Mongolian moxibustion is a traditional therapeutic method developed by nomadic peoples north of the Great Wall. Its core treatment principles have remained consistent throughout its historical development.
Area of Science:
- Traditional East Asian Medicine
- Historical Therapeutics
Context:
- The term 'Hor' historically refers to nomadic peoples north of the Great Wall, including the Xiongnu, Donghu, and Xianbei.
- These nomadic groups developed unique therapeutic practices.
Purpose:
- To introduce Hor Mongolian moxibustion as a distinct therapeutic method.
- To highlight the continuity of its underlying treatment principles despite diverse historical developments.
Summary:
- Hor Mongolian moxibustion is a therapeutic technique originating from nomadic tribes north of the Great Wall.
- While various treatments evolved, the fundamental principles of this moxibustion practice have remained consistent.
- Key nomadic groups associated with its development include the Xiongnu, Donghu, and Xianbei.
Impact:
- Provides insight into the historical evolution and enduring principles of a specific traditional therapy.
- Contributes to the understanding of nomadic cultural contributions to medical practices.
- Establishes a historical lineage for Hor Mongolian moxibustion within East Asian medicine.
