The results of a study to clarify some recipes and medicinal raw materials of the “Wonderful joy wedding foundation”

Abstract

Mongolian scholars have translated and studied many Indian and Tibetan medical texts, as well as traditional treatments such as food, medicine, medicine and bariatric surgery, burns, combs, saturation, stitches, and soaks, which are adapted to the specific life of the people of their country. Important works, including many methods, have been written in Tibetan. Therefore, it is important to note that in 1922, Choijamts, a small-scale Buddhist sculptor, wrote a summary of many of the previous books, including a 206-page, 360-page recipe called “Ontsar Gadon Der Zod or the Wedding Fund of Wonderful Joy.” The recipes used in the five-volume and six-vessel diseases, the number and frequency of drug raw materials contained in them, and the classification of drug raw materials are determined using source methods such as identification, analysis, synthesis, and hermeneutics. . As a result, there are a total of 252 recipes used in the treatment of five monolithic and six vascular diseases in the book “Wonderful Joy Wedding Foundation” and 102 recipes detailing the medicinal raw materials. The total number of samples of medicinal raw materials contained in them was 243. The sampled medicinal raw materials were classified according to their origin into 193 raw materials of plant origin, 21 raw materials of animal origin, and 29 raw materials of mineral origin. In order to determine the frequency of 243 drug raw materials, we found that “Arur” -30, “Sugmel” -29, and “Gurgum” -25 were repeated, while 97 raw materials were not repeated.