鄕藥集成方의 引用文獻 分析 = An Analysis of the Cited Literature of Hyangyak-jibseongbang

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This research analyzes the cited literature of Hyangyak-jibseongbang(a medical book) published in the Joseon Dynasty(1443). The findings of this analysis are as follows:1) The number of literatures cited in Hyangyak-jibseongbang totaled about 300 titles. Of the cited literature, Seonghyebang was the most frequently cited document, which appeared 1,331 times, and Seongjechongrok was cited 419 times. Cheongeumbang was cited 364 times, Buindaejeonyangbang 262 times, and Juhubang and Deughyobang were cited 166 times, respectively. Gyeongheomyangbang was cited 144 times, Jasaenggyeong 139 times, and other medical books cited more than 50 times are Boncho, Woedaebiyo, baegilseonbang, Jigjibang, Samhwajabang, Bonjogyeongheom, Maesabang etc. Majority of the books were cited more than once. The core literature most frequently cited are no more than 90 titles. 2) The medical books published in the Koryo Dynasty are Jejungibhyobang, Hyangyak-hyeminbang, Yeouichwalyo, Hyangyak-gobang, Samhwajabang, and Hyangyak-gugeubbang. The books published in the early Joseon Dynasty are Hyangyak-gannibang, Hyangyak-jesaengjibseongbang, and Bonjogyeongheombang, Dongingyeongheombang, etc., but all of these books but Hyangyak-gugeubbangy were lost. The findings confirm that Hyangyak-jibseongbang, even if mostly affected by the Chinese medical books, was a creative medical book which represented the use of native medicines and medical practices of Korea.

참고문헌 (Reference)

1 "昭和 17[1942]"