Song, Liao, and Jin · Named Individual

Li 櫟

Attested AD 1200 - AD 1251

Passages: 1
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Li was a Named Individual.

Life and dates

Age

Approx Min: 15 · Approx Max: 16
Reckoning Sui
Directly stated · History of Yuan 203, passage 149

Attested activity

AD 1200 to AD 1251 李杲行醫時期（金元）
Strongly inferred · History of Yuan 203, passage 149

Family

Kin of Feng Shuxian (馮叔獻)
nephew 侄
Directly stated · History of Yuan 203, passage 149

Events and relationships

Treated for cold damage
Medical · Patient · With Li Gao (李杲)
Directly stated · History of Yuan 203, passages 149, 157

Assessments and attributes

cold-damage at 15–16 with red eyes, sudden thirst, rapid pulse; fingernails changed color before recovery
Illness
Directly stated · History of Yuan 203, passages 149, 157

References in the histories

History of Yuan, Chapter 203Volume 203 Biographies 90: Medicine and Divination, Arts and Crafts · 1 passage

馮叔獻之侄櫟，年十五六，病傷寒，目赤而頓渴，脈七八至，醫欲以承氣湯下之，已煮藥，而杲適從外來，馮告之故。 Li, a nephew of Feng Shuxian, was fifteen or sixteen and suffering from cold-damage fever. His eyes were red and he was suddenly ravenous with thirst; his pulse raced seven or eight beats to the breath. Physicians were about to purge him with Order-the-Qi Decoction and had already begun boiling the medicine when Gao arrived from outside and Feng told him what was happening.