1373 set up a royal pharmacy, which is supervised by the supervisor and supervisor. There are no fixed number of medical officers, and they take turns to take charge of the royal bait in two shifts. The level is similar to that of medical staff in Taiyuan Hospital.
In the fifteenth year of Jiajing (1536), the Imperial Pharmacy Bureau was changed to Shengjitang, and the Imperial Pharmacy Bureau was set up, and the imperial doctors took turns to be on duty. In the third year of Wanli (1575), the seal of Shengji Temple was built for the imperial medicine storehouse, and the eunuch of the prefect took over the collection. At the end of the year, the medicinal materials and the remaining quantity will be collected, recorded and checked by the gift-giving department. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), the East Palace set up six bureaus: Canon Seal, Canon Medicine, Canon Diet, Canon Clothes, Canon Soldiers and Canon Multiplication. Each bureau has 1 staff, 1 staff,1staff. The crown prince's medical care is in the charge of the crown prince.
2 Medical system in Ming Dynasty
In the capital, two people were appointed to be in charge of medicine under the Ministry of Health to take charge of the medical work of relatives. Jianwenjian (1399 ~ 1403). The Forbidden City in Shi Jing has increased by 1 person. In the fifth year of Hongwu (1372), there were six harems, of which Shang Shitong was in charge of medicine, two were in charge of prescriptions and medicines, two were in charge of standard medicines, and two were in charge of medicines, all female officials. During the Yongle period (1403 ~ 1424) and thereafter, these positions were transferred to eunuchs.
The queen and her husband were ill, and most of them were treated by medical staff in the hospital. There is an easy hall in the harem, which is specially designed for the empresses to recuperate; Intrauterine pregnancy has a moon ovary. There are 3 medical doctors, 36 medical doctors and 10 stable women, nurses and doctors in the harem. In the Ming Dynasty, following the old system of Song and Yuan Dynasties, in the third year of Hongwu (1370), Huimin pharmacy was established in Nanjing, Beijing and various states, prefectures and counties. Two Huimin Pharmacy Bureaus in Beijing are affiliated to Tai Hospital, with/kloc-0 ambassadors and 0 deputy ambassadors. There are Huimin Pharmacy Bureaus in each state and medical officers in each county.
Huimin pharmacy is an official institution, selling medicines for civilian patients. It is responsible for storing drugs, preparing drugs and other matters. People with poor military and civilian skills can seek medical treatment in Huimin pharmacy. In case of epidemic, Huimin pharmacy sometimes provides drugs free of charge.
The establishment and management of Huimin pharmacy is still far from perfect. Many pharmacies have no name or medicine, or their business premises are dilapidated. In the seventh year of Hongwu (1374), a nursing home was set up to adopt lonely, widowed, poor, sick and helpless people, craftsmen, soldiers and other old, weak, sick and disabled people, all of whom were adopted and treated by medical officers in the hospital. The required materials are provided by the local government, states and counties on time. During the Yongle period (1403 ~ 1423), nursing homes were generally established in all counties of China. In the fifteenth year of Leshui (14 17), diseases were prevalent among migrant workers in Shi Jing, so a temporary migrant workers' hospital named Anleying was established.
Private nurseries appeared in Guangdong in the late Ming Dynasty. According to Guangdong Tongzhi, Guangdong Ma Yingxun, with clear pronunciation and mellow voice, built a nursery, and countless babies survived. In the third year of Hongwu (1370), all counties in China set up burial sites to bury the remains. All prefectures and counties were ordered to set up voluntary burial sites freely. Anyone who is poor and has no place to bury can be buried there, and water burial and cremation are prohibited. In the fourth year of Tianshun (1460), Yongze Garden was set up outside the gates of Chongwen, Xuanwu, Anding, Dongzhi, Xizhi and Fucheng to collect and bury the remains.