What's the difference between an imperial doctor and an imperial doctor? All kinds of imperial doctors in Qing Dynasty!

Let's take a look at all kinds of imperial doctors in the Qing dynasty brought by the school's easy search!

Since ancient times, China has been different from the West. Before the Song Dynasty, doctors were usually called by occupation, such as diet doctor, disease doctor, gold sore doctor and so on. Today, we have confused the concepts of "imperial doctor" and "imperial doctor" in many cases. Strictly speaking, it was called Royal Hospital before Qing Dynasty, and Thai Hospital in Qing Dynasty. However, when it comes to the difference between the imperial doctor and the imperial doctor, we have to talk about the composition of the imperial doctor hospital.

Hospital staff can be divided into four categories, similar to the composition of today's hospitals: the first category is "too many doctors", which is roughly equivalent to the status of county magistrate, 13 people; The second category is "official eye", with 26 people, half of whom are 8 products and half are 9 products; The third category is "doctor", from 9 products, ***20 people; The lowest position is "doctor". A ***30 people, no rank, only play the role of an apprentice.

From this point of view, there were really few people in Thai hospitals in the Qing Dynasty, and there were only thirteen real doctors.

So, why is it that the imperial doctors in the Qing Dynasty are diversified?

In fact, although there are only thirteen doctors, we will find that this "doctor" is not another "doctor" by combining historical facts. In the Qing dynasty, in order to explore talents to a greater extent and protect the health of dignitaries, the court actually expanded the scope of imperial doctors. Doctors who serve the royal family, doctors who have been awarded meritorious service by the emperor, and doctors recruited from the people are all listed as imperial doctors.

Therefore, the composition of imperial doctors in Qing Dynasty is diversified.

Today, the author will discuss with you the composition of imperial doctors in the Qing Dynasty.

The first is the official hospital group of Thailand. These people have prominent official positions and superb skills, and they can be regarded as battlefield doctors among imperial doctors. The imperial court tried to train these people and asked them to master no less than five important medical books. Finally, they must pass the exam to get the position of doctor. Although the imperial court attached great importance to it, its energy was not only limited, but also its trained doctors were limited. Therefore, in order to solve the shortage of manpower, Thai hospitals will screen medical talents nationwide for training.

In addition, the duty of these regular doctors is mainly to ensure the physical and mental health of the royal family, so their every move is related to the safety of the emperor. Even if their official position is only equivalent to a county magistrate, once they can cure the emperor's illness, they can gain the trust of the royal family. What awaits them is prosperity. However, if they make any mistakes or cause dissatisfaction among members of the royal family, then the abyss awaits them.

In addition to these people who became doctors through formal channels, some people were recommended by local governors or employed by the courts. These people are either folk doctors or court officials who are proficient in medical skills. These people are not included in the establishment of Thai hospitals, and their remuneration is paid by the royal family. If these people can successfully complete the diagnosis and treatment, then the result will naturally be very happy.

At first, doctors continued to practice medicine to save lives. Of course, after leaving the palace, more people will naturally come here and be protected by the local government, and their status will be substantially improved. In addition, people in important positions will also be promoted after they leave the palace. Of course, if the patient is not successfully treated, then he should be demoted and exiled.

In the Qing Dynasty, the imperial court often used this method to recruit doctors, and Yong Zhengdi also used this method to find people to treat diseases. Of course, he needs all kinds of talents, including doctors, Confucian scholars, laymen and even Taoist priests. In addition, there is a special way, that is, the emperor personally appointed famous doctors to the palace for diagnosis and treatment.

Of course, the doctors recruited in this way are all celebrities with real talents and practical knowledge, and this way needs high popularity and word of mouth. Give the most familiar example. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Jingdi hired a village doctor to treat Gege.

For example, as we all know, doctors in Mongolia are nomads. It can be said that they spent most of their time on horseback. Inevitably, they often fall or break bones. In this case, Mongolian doctors will naturally experience fractures and other injuries, and have their own methods, and the effect is extremely remarkable.

In addition, the rulers of the Qing dynasty were also ethnic minorities, so they knew all about the ability of Mongolian medicine. Therefore, after the establishment of the Qing dynasty, the court immediately set up a special institution to accommodate these Mongolian doctors. However, the wages of these people are very low. Not only are they required to be kind to court deacons within the specified time, but they will also be punished if they exceed the time limit.

Finally, there are some special doctors, Lama doctors of Tibetan Buddhism. According to the regulations of the Qing dynasty, all temples in Beijing should report to the monks who are proficient in medical skills and cannot hide anything. Sourdrang queen, a famous doctor, was once treated by a Lama, but in my opinion, the doctor's treatment is really eye-catching.

He actually found 48 lamas to chant Buddhist scriptures to treat sourdrang queen's stroke symptoms, which is really a remarkable record.

Generally speaking, the recruitment methods of Thai hospitals in Qing Dynasty were very scientific, which ensured their detached status and solved the problem of talent shortage in many ways. Finally, when Taiyuan hospital has incurable diseases, it is better to invite famous doctors from all over the world to come to the palace for treatment.