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The official who was in charge of managing the personnel who served Xu Xian's wife found the medical officer in King Xu's palace whose surname was Dong Mingni, and he was a female medical officer.

Dong is one of the surnames with a relatively small population in China.

There are two main sources of the surname Dong. The first source is derived from the surname of the concubine, from the end of the Xia Dynasty Taishi Zhonggu descendants, belonging to the ancestor name of the simple pen for the clan; after the end of the ancient Shang Dynasty, its descendants all went to the "Ming" side of the simple pen to change to the Dong family, passed down from generation to generation. The second source is derived from the surname Ji, which came from the winter official set up in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, and belonged to the official title as the clan; among the descendants of the ancient Dongguan, Dongqing, Dongguanzheng, Dongguanlingtai, Dongguanjiantian, etc., there are those who take the ancestral official title as the surname, and all the provincial texts are simplified to the single surname Dong.

However, there are other sources of the surname Dong.

At the end of the Xia Dynasty, the first origin, Xia Wei was tyrannical, and Shang Tang rose up to cut it down. According to the historical book "History of the Road", Tang Wang cut Xia Ji, the Taishi of the original Xia Dynasty made the ancient people virtuous and virtuous, and the world respected them. In ancient times, "winter" and "end" were the same word, and "winter" was a simple stroke of the word "end", which was commonly used in oracle bone inscriptions.

The second origin is in ancient times, Xia, Shang and early Zhou all had officials in charge of water conservancy, called "Shuizheng", and after the establishment of the Western Zhou Dynasty, "Shuizheng" was changed to "Winter Official", and there was a Winter Official Division, and the official in charge was "Da Sikong". He was one of the "six officials" of the Zhou Dynasty, responsible for water conservancy management, civil engineering, craft production, etc. During the Han Dynasty, the Department of the Winter Government was changed to the Ministry of Industry. During the reign of Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty, the Ministry of Industry was once changed to a winter official, and later reverted to the name of the Ministry of Industry. Subsequently, all dynasties imitated the Tang system, and all called the Ministry of Industry Shangshu "Dongqing". At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, once imitated the Zhou system to set up four auxiliary officials, that is, the four auxiliary governments of spring, summer, autumn and winter, but in fact only the spring and summer systems were used. In addition, during the Tang Dynasty, Si Tiantai (later Si Tianjian and Qin Tianjian) had Dong Guan Zheng and Dong Guan Lingtai, which were full-time officials in charge of the four-hour calendar, and were served by scholars who were proficient in astronomy, calendrical calculations, and mathematics. This type of official title was used until the end of the Qing Dynasty.

The third origin originates from the Southwest Yi, from the Shu Han period of the Three Kingdoms, the Southwest Yi Su Qiyi Jun Dongfeng, belonging to the Sinicization of the ancestor's name. It is recorded in the historical book "Shu Zhi": "During the Three Kingdoms, Nanyi had a winter encounter. The Southwest Yi referred to here is the ancestors of the Yi people in the Shu Han period. In the Suqi region (now Mianning, Sichuan), the Yijun Dongfeng and his younger brother Kui Qu rebelled again, so Zhang Wei sent troops to kill Dongfeng in one fell swoop. Dong Feng's wife is the daughter of King Gu Yinniu. However, the Shu Han regime later reached a reconciliation with this winter family. After the descendants of Dong Feng were attached to the Shu Han regime, there were people who took the name of their ancestors as their surnames, called Dong, and passed down from generation to generation.

The fourth origin, which originates from the official position, comes from the winter official doctor in the Song Dynasty, and belongs to the clan with the official title. During the Song Dynasty, Zhao Shen of Song Xiaozong imitated the official system of the Tang Dynasty in the third year of Chunxi (1176 AD) and set up the post of "Winter Official Doctor", which was under the jurisdiction of the Taishi Bureau and belonged to the "trick official". Trick is also used as "technique" or "art" in ancient documents, and "trick" and "technique" are synonymous and both refer to talent, while "technique" is related to "art" and refers to a variety of knowledge, learning, and skills, but "art" focuses on social knowledge, and "art" focuses on natural skills. The meaning of "trick" is broader in ancient Chinese than in modern Chinese. As for the trick officer, in the Song Dynasty, it was a general term for "all those who do tricks to do things", that is, professional craftsmen who served in the imperial court. Although official positions such as astronomical officials and medical officials were set up very early, the name of "sorcerer officer" began in the Tang Dynasty. In the book "Tang Hui Yao", Wang Pu specially set up an article "Trick Official". During the Tang Dynasty, the officials served in the secretary province, the palace province, the Taichang Temple, the Zuochunfang, the Taifu Temple and other institutions, and most of them directly served the imperial family.

The fifth origin originates from the Mongolian ethnic group, from the Horqin Mongolian Dongguoer tribe during the Ming Dynasty, and belongs to the Sinicization of the tribal name. According to the historical book "Qing Dynasty Tongzhi, Clan Luo, Mongolian Eight Banners Surname", the Mongolian Dongguoer clan lives in Horqin. Later, there were Manchu people who cited it as a surname, and the Manchu language was Donggor

Hala。 After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Mongolian and Manchu Dongguoer clans had many Han surnames as Dong.

The surname Dong of Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, is estimated to be the first or second case.

The name of Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, means a little girl who loves to entangle adults. (Some little girls like to circle around adults, shouting all day long for adults to hug and coax.) Such a little girl is called "Ni". ）

Therefore, the name of Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, can be interpreted as a little girl surnamed Dong. After all, for the elder of Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, no matter how old Dong Ni is, even if she is an old woman in her seventies and eighties, she is still a little girl.

The reason why there is a female medical officer in King Xu's palace must be necessary. First, there are many, many women in the palace, and some of the women's diseases are not suitable for those male medical officers to be treated; second, it is also to prevent male medical officers from serving the people, and if the male medical officers are allowed to sow seeds successfully but the matter is later revealed, the consequences will definitely be very serious. So at that time, people came to prevent the slightest (the meaning of the subtle is to prevent and eliminate bad thoughts, bad things or mistakes when they just emerged, and prevent them from developing), anyway, try not to let those men contact those women in the palace, those things are naturally difficult to happen, right?

Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, first took the pulse of Ji Meili, Ji Yanli, and Ji Jiaoli, one of Xu Xian's three equal wives (actually the queen).

Pulse detection is also called pulse cutting.

Pulse diagnosis has been around for a long time. Sima Qian recorded the content of the doctor's pulse diagnosis and treatment in the "Historical Records", and in 1973, in the simple silk medical book unearthed in the tomb of Mawangdui Han (Western Han Dynasty) in Changsha, Hunan, there was already the content of "pulse method". China's first monograph on pulse science, "Pulse Meridian", was produced in the Jin Dynasty, in which the methods and theories of pulse diagnosis have been quite complete.

In the early days, the pulse cutting method was more complicated, and it was necessary to cut the pulsation of multiple parts such as the head and neck, hands, and feet. Later, it was gradually simplified to only cut the pulse of the wrist, which is called the "inch mouth" diagnosis method. In this short inch of pulsating parts, ancient doctors have done enough work. They divided the pulse of the wrist horizontal stripe about an inch long into three parts: "inch, guan, and ruler". The inch, guan, and ulnar parts of the left and right hands belong to different viscera, which is thought to reflect the lesions of the corresponding viscera. Among them, the right inch reflects the condition of the lungs, the right guan reflects the spleen and stomach, the right ruler reflects the kidney (life), the left inch reflects the heart, the left guan reflects the liver, and the left ruler reflects the kidney and bladder. If you look closely, you can find that the distal inch corresponds to the heart and lungs (upper coke, respiratory and circulatory system) in the uppermost part of the human body, the middle part corresponds to the liver, spleen and stomach (middle coke, digestive system), and the proximal ulnar part corresponds to the kidney and bladder (lower coke, genitourinary system). In this way, the small "inch mouth" has become a holographic window of the human body's internal organs.

In addition to looking, smelling, and asking questions, pulse cutting is also very important in the clinical treatment of diseases in traditional Chinese medicine. Sun Simiao, a famous doctor in the Tang Dynasty, said: "The husband is the great cause of medicine, and if he does not delve into his way, how can he be a doctor?!"

There are many pulses, but here are some of the most important. The floating pulse is a kind of pulse that is superficial on the surface of the pulsation manifestation part, which can be obtained by taking it lightly, and becoming weaker when pressed again. In general, it suggests that the disease is on the surface. Those who have a floating and powerful pulse are solid, and those who are floating and weak are empty. Shen pulse is a kind of pulse that is deep in the pulsation appearance part, and it cannot be taken lightly, and it is seen by pressing it again. Usually the main evidence, the deep and powerful is the evidence, and the deep and powerless is the false evidence. Late pulse, the pulse comes slowly, less than 60 beats per minute. There are many main cold syndromes, because cold can slow down blood flow. Those who are late and powerful are cold accumulation evidence, and those who are late and weak are yang deficiency evidence. Count the pulses, the pulses come quickly, more than 90 times per minute, and they come and go quickly. Multi-main heat syndrome, because heat can accelerate the blood flow velocity, the number and strength are the real heat syndrome, and the number and weakness are the virtual heat syndrome. The thin vein, also known as the small vein, is like a thin line, weak and weak, but it should be referred to as obvious. It is the image of wet evidence and false evidence. It is caused by dampness blocking the veins or qi and blood deficiency and not being able to fill the veins. The flood vein, the veins are broad, full and powerful, come and go, like a flood. Most of the evidence of the main evil fever is excessive.

String veins, the veins are straight, like pressing the strings. It is common in patients with hepatobiliary disease, phlegm drinking pattern, and pain pattern. Slippery vein, the vein comes to flow (slippery) sharply, such as a disc bead. It is a sign of heat, phlegm drinking, injury and food, or a pulse of pregnancy. Astringent pulse, the pulse is difficult and not smooth, such as a light knife scraping bamboo. It is a sign of qi stagnation, blood stasis, and sperm and blood deficiency. Void veins, the three veins are all weak, faintly squirming under the fingers, which is the general name of all powerless pulses. It is a sign of false evidence, mainly qi deficiency or qi and blood deficiency. The solid pulse, the three pulses are all powerful, the pulses are prosperous and solid, and they are the general name of all powerful pulses. It is an empirical image, suggesting that the evil spirit is real and the righteous spirit is true. Promoting knots, i.e., promoting pulses, knots, and generations, are all pulses with abnormal rhythms and intermittent pulses. The pulse is the pulse that comes quickly and there are irregular intermissions, the one that promotes and is strong is the evidence of excessive yang heat, and the one that promotes and is weak is mostly the sign that qi deficiency is about to be lost; the pulse is the pulse that comes slowly and there are irregular intermissions, and there are various main diseases such as yin sheng, qi knots, cold phlegm, blood stasis, etc.; and the substitute pulse is the slow and regular interval of the pulse, and the interval time is longer. It is a sign of weak visceral qi or qi stagnation and blood stasis.

Although it is said that China's first pulse monograph, "Pulse Meridian", was produced in the Jin Dynasty, it has actually been applied for pulse diagnosis a long, long time ago. (This situation also reflects the great difference between ancient times and our modern times.) In ancient times, practice came first, and many things were often used in an era when I don't know how many years of the Tao had been used, and only then would there be a person or institution to sum up the experience. Now, a lot of ideas are just an idea, whether mature or not, the first thing is to apply for rights to protect intellectual property. ）

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Now, Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, is taking the pulse of Ji Meimei, one of the three wives (actually queens) of King Xu Xian, the king of Xu Kingdom.

Soon, the results came in. Ji Meimei, one of Xu Xian's three equal wives, has a slippery vein, which means that Ji Meimei is happy.

So Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, said to Yin Ji Xiaonan of Xu Palace with a smile on her face: "The queen is happy!"

The people present congratulated Ji Meimei, one of Xu Xian's three flat wives (actually queens), on .......

Then Dong Ni, the medical officer in King Xu's palace, took the pulse of Ji Yanli, one of Xu Xian's three equal wives (actually the queen). It was found that Ji Yanli, one of Xu Xian's three equal wives, had a slippery vein. Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, didn't dare to speak easily this time,

Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, said in her heart: "Could it be a mistake?"

Therefore, Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, continued to re-connect with Ji Yanli, one of the three wives (actually queens) of King Xu of Xu Kingdom.

As a result, Ji Yanli, one of Xu Xian's three equal wives, still has a slippery pulse, which means that Ji Yanli is also happy.

Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, was stunned for a while before daring to tell Yin Ji Xiaonan of Xu Guogong.

However, the performance of Yin Ji Xiaonan of Xu Guogong is not much better than that of Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's Palace. After being stunned for a long, long time, Yin Ji Xiaonan of the Xu Kingdom Palace still needs to confirm it again with Dong Ni, the female medical officer of the Xu Palace, to be sure.

After Yin Ji Xiaonan of Xu Guogong announced the results, the people present were collectively stunned for a while.......

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At this time, Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, suddenly had an inexplicable premonition in her heart, "Could it be that Ji Jiali, one of the three wives (actually the queen) of King Xu and Xu Xian, the king of Xu Kingdom, is also happy?"

Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, finally calmed down the excitement in her heart, and only then began to take the pulse of Ji Jiali, one of the three wives (actually queens) of King Xu Xian, the king of Xu Kingdom. Dong Ni, the medical officer in King Xu's palace, found that Ji Jiaoli, one of Xu Xian's three equal wives, still had a slippery pulse. This time, Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, was even more difficult to confirm, so Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, was ...... Ji Jiaoli, one of Xu Xian's three equal wives, again and again.

The scene is very, very weird!

Yin Ji Xiaonan of Xu Guo Palace was a little anxious in her heart, so she asked Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's Palace, "How is it?"

Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, replied casually: "This queen is also happy!" and Dong Ni, the female medical officer of King Xu's palace, replied almost unconsciously. So basically everybody in the room heard it.

Suddenly, the entire people present were collectively stunned.

Everyone's mouth is like this, and there are words that say, "Qiao...... Combine...... Skillful...... Combine!!!....... ”

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Yin Ji Xiaonan, who finally solved the stunned state of Xu Guogong, hurriedly sent someone to report to Xu Xian, the king of Xu Guo.

As a result, the news that the three wives of King Xu and Xu Xian (actually the queen) Ji Meili, Ji Yanli, and Ji Jiaoli were happy at the same time quickly spread throughout the palace.

For a moment, the entire palace of King Xu was filled with people who were in a state of astonishment.

It didn't occur to me that the stunned state was contagious. After Yin Ji Xiaonan of Xu Guogong sent someone to report to Xu Xian, the king of Xu Guo, told the news, Xu Xian and his party also entered a state of shock for a period of .......

Even Xu Xian, who had experienced a stunned experience in the mountains, was shocked again by the fact that he (that is, Xu Wang, Xu Xian), the three wives (actually queens) of himself (that is, Xu Wang, Xu Xian), was happy at the same time, and entered ...... state of deep shock.

The news that the three wives (actually queens) of King Xu and Xu Xian, the king of Xu State, Ji Meili, Ji Yanli, and Ji Jiaoli, were happy at the same time, and with Xu Xian's permission, it quickly spread throughout Xu Guo.

In a short period of time, people who were stunned by the news that the three wives of King Xu and Xu Xian (actually the queen) Ji Meili, Ji Yanli, and Ji Jiali were all over the country at the same time.

Moreover, the news that the three wives (actually queens) of the king of Xu Kingdom, Xu Wang, and Xu Xian, Ji Meili, Ji Yanli, and Ji Jiaoli, had joy at the same time quickly spread all over the world.

All of a sudden, people who were stunned by the news that the three wives (actually queens) of the king of Xu Kingdom, Xu Wang Xu Xian, Ji Meili, Ji Yanli, and Ji Jiaoli were happy at the same time.

The three wives of the king of Xu Guo, Xu Wang Xu Xian (actually the queen) Ji Meili, Ji Yanli, and Ji Jiaoli had happy news at the same time, and it also spread to Ji Jiji, the king of the Zhou Dynasty, who was the co-ruler of the world at that time.

finally came back to his senses, and at that time, the king of the Zhou Dynasty, Zhou Lingwang Ji Jiji, the co-ruler of the world, said with emotion: "It is really 'the world is so big that there is no wonder'......"

What happens next?