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[Study of LI Gao's native place].

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¹Out-patient Department of Yunfei Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Yanan, 716000, China.

Zhonghua Yi Shi Za Zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)

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Summary

Historical records conflict on the birthplace of famous physician Li Gao. Evidence from tomb epitaphs and genealogies suggests a different native place than previously documented, requiring further investigation.

Area of Science:

Historical research
Medical history
Chinese history

Context:

Li Gao was a renowned physician during the Jin and Yuan Dynasties.
Historical records, including the History of the Ming Dynasty, attribute his birth to Zhengding County, Hebei Province.
Conflicting evidence emerges from later historical sources and local artifacts.

Purpose:

To investigate the conflicting historical accounts of Li Gao's birthplace.
To analyze evidence from tomb epitaphs, genealogies, and local historical records.

Summary:

A tomb epitaph dated 1828 and local Li family genealogies indicate Li Gao was the 4th generation of a local family in Adang Village, Huangling County, Shanxi Province.
Historical materials from the Republic of China period, such as the Huangling County Annals, also support Huangling County as his native place.

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This contrasts with earlier Ming Dynasty records placing his birth in Hebei Province.

Impact:

Highlights discrepancies in historical documentation for prominent figures.
Underscores the importance of diverse evidence, including local history and oral traditions, in biographical research.
Suggests Li Gao's native place requires further scholarly investigation to resolve conflicting accounts.