Tibetan medicine is a unique medical system formed through long-term practice on the basis of widely absorbing and integrating the theories of traditional Chinese medicine, Indian medicine and big food medicine. It has a history of thousands of years and is one of the more complete and influential national medicines in China.

In addition to Xizang Autonomous Region, the application areas of modern Tibetan medicine include some Tibetan autonomous prefectures and autonomous counties in Qinghai, Sichuan, Yunnan and Gansu provinces. Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the main producing area of Tibetan medicine. According to the investigation of relevant units, there are 2436 kinds of Tibetan medicine resources, including 2 172 kinds of plants, 2 14 kinds of animals and 50 kinds of minerals.

Four medical codes:

(12nd century), written by Yu Tuoyuan Dan Kampot. Drugs 1002 kinds, including 390 kinds of drugs in Chapter 20 of Part II, with 400 prescriptions.

Four Medical Classics consists of four parts: Blue Classics (Tibetan Summary), White Classics (Tibetan Summary), Flower Classics (Tibetan Summary) and Black Classics (Tibetan Summary). The main content of blue meridian is pathology; White meridian is pharmacy; Flower sutra is diagnostics; Black Meridian is a clinical science. After textual research, the contents of the four medical classics written by Tibuchixi are basically the same as those written by Yu Yunyun Denggongbu, which can be said to be similar. There are only some differences in terms.

It is logical that the two works have the same content. This is because: First, both of them are the experiences of Tibetan people in fighting various diseases on the snowy plateau where they live.

Secondly, these two medical books are ethnic medical classics compiled by the Tibetan people themselves; Thirdly, the two works are Tibetan medical monographs formed in the same natural environment, cultural background and medical practice; Fourth, medical practitioners and medical objects are the same nation. There is only one difference, that is, the formation time of the two is early and late.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tibetan Medicine