I believe that many friends who have played the glory of the king know the hero Of Bian Que, who is a mage who hurts people with poison and heals teammates with poison. Historically, Bian Que is known as the Chinese medical saint, so what is his historical story?
This issue is the Spring and Autumn Warring States Chapter, and today I will spend a few minutes to take you to know the historical story of "Medical Saint Bian Que".
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Bian Que, formerly known as Qin Yueren, was born in the Warring States period in bohai County, Qin Dynasty. The ancestors of the family studied medicine, and Bian Que's medical skills were influenced by two elder brothers, and occasionally practiced medicine to see a doctor, but his medical skills were no better than those of the two brothers in the family.
According to the "Chronicle of History", when Bian Que was young, he worked in an inn for a living. During ten years of work, I met an elderly regular visitor, Sang Jun. He was a superb healer, and he often traveled abroad to practice medicine, stopping here to rest. Not a local, not welcomed by others.
Bian Que saw that his temperament was unusual, and for ten years he took special care of him, and Chang Sangjun was deeply touched by this. Seeing that there was no one to succeed him in his old age, he taught Bian Que his own treasured secret recipe, gave him a pair of medicines, and ordered him to accompany the water of the pool every day, and drink the eyes to see through the internal organs. Bian Que thus received the True Transmission.
Bian Que studied
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In 361 BC, the women in handan, the capital of the Zhao Kingdom, suffered from the same incurable disease, and Bian Que traveled thousands of miles to practice medicine here, staying to find the cause and treatment of the disease, and soon the women were cured, and their reputation was greatly enhanced.
In 357 BC, Bian Que crossed the waters of the Yellow River in the direction of Tangyin. Coming to Linzi, the capital of the State of Qi, Qi Heng Waiting Tian had always loved Cai, and when he learned that Bian Que had come here, he would set up a banquet to receive him. At the banquet, Bian Que observed Qi Henggong's face and found that he was sick of his pancreas. He did not think that Qi Huangong mistakenly thought that Bian Que was a person who was greedy for money and profits, and when he saw that everyone said that he was sick, he ignored Bian Que's words.
After five days of the disease spread to the blood vein, Bian Que was anxious to remind him again, qi Huangong still did not pay attention to it, thinking that he was not sick. After the meeting a few days later, Bian Que was directly surprised and avoided, and Qi Huangong was confused and sent someone to ask questions. Bian Que said that the disease had spread to the bone marrow, and I was unable to return to heaven. Soon after, Qi Huangong really fell ill and died.
Duke Huan of Qi
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In 354 BC, after Bian Que left the State of Linzi in the State of Qi, he came to the Wei state of Daliang, then returned to the Qin state of Xianyang, and then practiced medicine in two places. In 317 BC, the old man in Luoyang, the capital of Zhou, developed symptoms of deafness, blindness, and paralysis in his limbs, and Bian Que came here for treatment. Seven years later, Bian Que returned to Xianyang to treat local children.
Once, when Bian Que came to the Kingdom of Yu, he happened to encounter the funeral of the Prince of the Kingdom of Yu, so he inquired about the reason: the Prince of the Kingdom of Yu was completely blind, unconscious, and did not move for a long time, and everyone thought that he was buried when he died. Bian Que knew that this was a corpse caused by the chaos of yin and yang, but in fact, he was not dead. He rushed to the palace and used acupuncture to adjust the qi pulse, so that the prince could wake up, and then used soup medicine to adjust, and soon recovered. Since then, it has been rumored that Bian Que has revived the dead.
Bian Que treats children
So where did Bian Que's name come from, and what special meaning did it have?
In fact, Bian Que is the highest evaluation of him by the ancients
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Literally, the "magpie" in Bian Que refers to magpies, and the description of "Bian" in the "History of History" refers to "the meaning of magpie flying eagles",
The combination means "free-flying magpie". Bian Que has worked tirelessly, traveled around the world, practiced medical consultations, and saved countless people in diseases. Therefore, everyone feels that Bian Que is like a "magpie that brings good news to people".
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According to archaeological records, the image of Bian Que was once in the Han Dynasty carvings unearthed in Shandong, and it was the image of a human head and a bird body, with a human face and a long tail attached to the bird body. From the primitive people's worship of the bird totem, it can reflect that Bian Que is a god in people's minds.
Bian Que
What impact did Bian Que have on modern medicine when he was so powerful?
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In countless times of medical treatment, he also had an epiphany of the true meaning of medicine, proficient in internal surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, and otorhinolaryngology. By watching the patient and listening to his voice, the disease can be preliminarily judged, and then the specific cause and treatment method can be known by asking and cutting the pulse. This is the four diagnostic methods of "looking, smelling, asking and cutting" in Chinese medicine.
Bian Que was the first doctor to use pulses to judge diseases, and he could master the pulses of the head, upper and lower limbs, and body, which was called the three-part nine-waiting method at that time, and also left a rich theory of pulse diagnosis and treatment.
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A large number of historical records and ruins prove that Bian Que once studied medicine and collected medicine in the Queshan Mountains of Neiqiu Peng. In his practice, he often uses acupuncture, massage, prickling, hot ironing, soup and other techniques. At that time, knives and needles were already used for drug anesthesia and surgery.
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According to the "Hanshu Yiwenzhi" record, Bian Que spent his life specializing in medicine, summarizing the experience of his predecessors, and combining the continuous practice and accumulation of medicine in practice. He left behind medical works such as "Bian Que Nei Jing" and "Bian Que Wai Jing". Leave valuable medical techniques for future generations.
Flat magpie cut veins
So what is the ending of the divine doctor Bian Que?
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In 306 BC, King Huiwen of Qin died of illness, and at the age of 19, King Yingdang of Qinwu succeeded to the throne, and King Qinwu advocated force since childhood, believing that his power was infinite. At the age of 23, Hao Yong was able to lead the Wen and Wu officials to Luoyang to raise a peak. Although Ding lifted, he did not resist smashing his thighs, and he also hurt his waist, and the pain was unbearable.
After the diagnosis and treatment of Tai Doctor Li, there was no improvement, but it was aggravated. At this time, Bian Que was invited, and by looking at yan to cut the pulse and massage around the back waist, the King of Qin Wu instantly alleviated the pain, and basically recovered after taking the medicine.
Bian Que sees the doctor
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King Qin Wu was very happy and prepared to seal Bian Que as the Tai Doctor Order, but the Tai Doctor Li Yu was jealous and said that Bian Que was a wild man in the mountains, and King Qin Wu dispelled his thoughts.
The tai doctor Li Hao did not stop there, sending assassins to assassinate Bian Que, who was detected by his disciples and escaped the disaster. Later, on his way out of the Qin state, he was robbed and killed by assassins sent by Li Hao to disguise himself as a hunter.
Tai Doctor Li Yu
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Bian Que practiced medicine all his life, traveled around the world to save lives and help the injured, and became a divine doctor for people with diseases in ancient times. The rich medical experience left by Bian Que has a status of inheriting the past and the future for China's medicine, and is called "Chinese medical saint" by the medical community. He is also the teacher of all the doctors today.