The results of a study comparing the therapeutic indications of head moxibustion points in “Ancient Mongolian Moxibustion books” literature

Abstract

Background: The moxibustion treatment of Mongolian medicine is closely related to the origins of Xianbi province two thousand years ago. In the ancient history of Wei, it is recorded that “the nomadic Xianbei have preserved the ancient method of treating the sick by burning them with grass and burning them with stones.” Although there are achievements related to the history and development of traditional medicine moxibustion treatment, there is a lack of research on the translation texts and primary sources of the moxibustion treatment ancient books written and translated in their own language since the time when the Mongolian nation was born. Aim: The aim is to compare the names of the moxibustion point’s location and moxibustion indicated by Mongolian moxibustion in the ancient book “Ancient Mongolian of moxibustion treatment textbook”. Materials and Methods: In our research, we compared the 27-page original textbook written by DuvanGombojav in written in ancient Mongolian language writing in 1992 under the name “Ancient Mongolian moxibustionTextbook” with the 21st Chapter moxibustion of the Analysis of the fourth part called the subsequent tantra from the secret quintessential instructions on the eight branches of the ambrosia essence tantra. It was studied using enumeration methods, comparative analysis, summarizing methods, and probabilistic list methods were used to compare and clarify the moxibustion points of the indicated Mongolian moxibustion. Results: There are 13 moxibustion points located in the head in the “Ancient Mongolian moxibustionTextbook”, and the 4 moxibustion points located in the “21st Chapter moxibustion of the Analysis of the fourth part called the subsequent tantra from the secret quintessential instructions on the eight branches of the ambrosia essence tantra” is located near the country text are located close to the head, 10 moxibustion points located have different positions, and the indications for treatment of conjunctivitis are different. Conclusion: 1. In the “Ancient Mongolian of moxibustion treatment textbook” the text on the moxibustion points and treatment indications they not written in words of Tibetan or Chinese origin, but the fact that it is full of words unique to the Mongolian language proves that it is a text written by Mongolians. 2. The text clarifies that some of the confluences on the head listed in the 21st Chapter moxibustion of the Analysis of the fourth part called the subsequent tantra from the secret quintessential instructions on the eight branches of the ambrosia essence tantra” are different in terms of moxibustion points location and treatment indications. ­