Wáng Jiǔfēng yīàn (èr) 王九峰醫案（二）
Medical Case Records of Wáng Jiǔfēng (Part Two) by 王九峰 Wáng Jiǔfēng (Wáng Zhīzhèng 王之政, c. 1753–1831); compiled by 嚴敦益 Yán Dūnyì.
About the work
The companion volume to KR3ep076 Wáng Jiǔfēng yīàn (yī), completing Yán Dūnyì’s 1923 recovery-edition of Wáng Jiǔfēng’s clinical cases. The text continues the syndrome-arranged presentation of cases drawn from the surviving manuscript recoveries.
Prefaces
No additional preface in this volume. The editorial framing is given in KR3ep076.
Abstract
The two-part edition together represents the principal documentary record of Wáng Jiǔfēng’s clinical practice. Wáng — the most famous medical disciple of 徐大椿 Xú Dàchūn — was the leading Zhènjiāng physician of the late-Qiánlóng to Dàoguāng period, carrying the Wú-jiāng-school Shānghán classicism into the early-nineteenth-century lower Yangtze. The cases in this second volume continue the syndrome-arranged display of his clinical methodology — strict pulse-and-tongue diagnosis, conservative dosing, and characteristic Shānghán-classical prescription protocols.
The composition window 1790–1923 brackets the original clinical period through the Republican-period editorial assembly.
Translations and research
No substantial secondary literature located.
Links
- First volume: KR3ep076 Wáng Jiǔfēng yīàn (yī).
- Teacher’s casebook: KR3ep087 Huíxī yīàn by Xú Dàchūn.
- Kanseki DB
- 王九峰醫案（二）