When Zhu Qizhen returned to Qianqing Palace, he saw Queen Qian half-lying on the couch and Wan Zhen'er massaging her lower abdomen.
The two of them hurriedly prepared to stand up and salute. Zhu Qizhen had already taken the lead and said: "The queen is ill, so all the red tape can be dispensed with!"
Queen Qian smiled and said, "I feel much better already."
Zhu Qizhen looked at Wan Zhen'er again and asked, "Is everything okay with the Queen Mother?"
"Report to the Emperor..."
Wan Zhen'er wanted to get out of bed, but was stopped by Zhu Qizhen, so she had to kneel on the bed and salute.
"The Queen Mother is being attended by all the imperial doctors. I have nothing to do, so I came back to serve the Queen Mother."
After hearing this, Zhu Qizhen couldn't help but laugh. It seemed that the old academics at Tai Hospital had finally sensed the danger signal.
Even so, it's not too late to make amends, and now I know it's not too late to become nervous.
"The Queen Mother's illness has been cured by the Imperial Hospital. You must remember your talent!"
Wan Zhen'er hurriedly replied: "I dare not take credit!"
"What's yours is yours, there's no need to be so humble. By the way, where did you see that folk remedy?"
"Back to the emperor, it was a medical classic called "Puji Prescriptions". At that time, the slave was only looking for the prescriptions related to the queen, and only glanced at the others without looking carefully."
"Puji Fang, Puji Fang..."
Zhu Qizhen murmured to himself, because he felt, why are these three words so familiar?
I seem to have seen it somewhere, or heard about it...
"Go and bring me the book to read!"
"yes!"
Wan Zhen'er hurried out to get the book, and Queen Qian said: "I heard that the Queen Mother's illness is thanks to Zhen'er, and the emperor should reward her with some gold and silver."
Zhu Qizhen smiled and shook his head, saying: "Of course I want to reward you, but it's not gold or silver."
"The Emperor already has a plan?"
"I have an idea, but... I don't know if it's suitable..."
Queen Qian suddenly became interested and asked: "How will the emperor reward me?"
Zhu Qizhen did not answer, but asked: "What do you think of Wan Zhen'er?"
"I feel that Zhen'er is talented, intelligent, loyal to the emperor, and eager to learn. This is very rare."
"Tell me again, how is her current medical skills?"
"Medical skills?"
Empress Qian was a little confused. After thinking for a moment, she said: "When it comes to medical skills, Zhen'er learned them from books. She is not as experienced as those imperial doctors. Moreover, she did this all for the sake of my concubine's illness. She has dabbled in and I don’t know Guang, I don’t know the emperor…”
"I'm going to find something for her to do."
"Really, what's the matter?"
"Women's Medical College!"
"Women's...medical school?"
Queen Qian looked even more confused and asked, "What is it?"
Zhu Qizhen sat on the couch and said, "She is a female medical officer, similar to the female officers in the harem."
Queen Qian nodded, and then asked: "Isn't there a Tai Hospital? Why do we need to set up a separate women's hospital?"
Zhu Qizhen replied: "I have always felt that those old scholars come to the harem for consultation. Although this matter of treating diseases and saving people cannot be seen from a secular perspective, but... I always feel that there is something wrong. It is better to set up a women's hospital in the harem to deal with concubines.
Concubine, especially some women's diseases, it is better for women to treat them than for men, right?"
Empress Qian suddenly realized this and said, "Your Majesty has good intentions, and I think this move is very feasible."
While he was talking, Wan Zhen'er came in holding a book.
"Your Majesty, please read this book."
Zhu Qizhen took it and only turned a page when he saw the word "Zhu".
"No wonder I feel so familiar when I hear the words Puji Fang. This is a medical book written by King Zhou!"
Zhu Yu is the fifth son of Zhu Yuanzhang and the younger brother of Zhu Di. He was first named King of Wu and later changed to King of Zhou.
Speaking of Lao Zhu's sons, none of them are easy to mess with.
Needless to say, Prince Zhu Biao is the eldest brother of everyone. If any younger brother is naughty and gets beaten by Lao Zhu, he still needs to beg for mercy.
If Zhu Biao was still alive, Zhu Di wouldn't even dare to fart.
The second eldest Qin King, Zhu Fang, controlled the Xi'an Prefecture and even married Wang Baobao's sister. However, this guy was more cruel and was eventually poisoned.
The third king of the Jin Dynasty guarded Shanxi and often attacked the Mongolian army head-on.
The fourth child, Zhu Di, stopped talking and directly snatched the throne from his eldest nephew.
In addition, there was Prince Ning, who had been dealing with the Mongols all year round, and was coerced to join the Jingnan, although the idea of "equal division of the world" later came to nothing...
However, only Zhou Wang Zhu Ji was completely different from the other brothers.
According to historical records, there was a Dongshu Thatched Cottage in the Zhou Palace, which was specially used to collect ancient and modern books.
Among these books, ancient medical books account for the majority.
Zhu Ju was very interested in medicine when he was young, believing that medicine could save lives and prolong life.
So, while his brothers were busy fighting in the north and south, he was studying medical books at home.
After Emperor Jianwen succeeded to the throne, the first thing he did was to cut down the vassals.
Zhu Tong did not avoid the fate of being killed, but since no serious fault could be found on him, he had to be arbitrarily accused and exiled to Yunnan.
During this period, Zhu Rui learned more about the sufferings of the people. He saw that the living environment of the local residents was not good, many people were sick, and the lack of medical treatment was very serious. Therefore, he reorganized ancient medical books and compiled a convenient and practical "
The book "Pocket Prescriptions".
After Zhu Di succeeded to the throne, Zhu Ji returned to Kaifeng. From then on, he ignored political affairs and devoted himself to writing books at home every day.
The more famous medical experts at that time, such as Liu Chun, Teng Shuo, Li Heng, Qu You, etc., were all invited to the Prince of Zhou's mansion, and finally compiled "Baosheng Yulu", "Pocket Prescriptions", "Puji Prescriptions" and
"Herbal Medicine for Famine Relief", four medical classics.
The book "Puji Prescriptions" in Zhu Qizhen's hand contains a large number of folk remedies. When Wan Zhen'er was flipping through it, she accidentally saw a method for treating phlegm syndrome. In desperation, she told her about it, which saved her life.
He killed Empress Dowager Sun.
This book contains 414 types of medicinal herbs, all with pictures.
There are 426 prescriptions included, each prescription is its own volume, and the symptoms corresponding to the prescription are recorded in detail.
The part that Wan Zhen'er focused on studying was Volumes 316 to 357. The main contents were women's diseases, pregnancy diseases, postpartum diseases and childbirth difficulties.
Zhu Qizhen browsed through it for a while and found that the book was full of treasures, and his face gradually became angry.
This medical book was the work of King Zhou all his life, and the people at the Imperial Hospital didn’t even read it. It’s simply unreasonable!
Even if some folk remedies are wrong, as a royal physician, you must verify them one by one and eliminate the false while retaining the true, so that you can live up to your duties as a doctor.
Wan Zhen'er saw that the emperor's face looked wrong, but she didn't know what she had done wrong. She was so frightened that she lowered her head and did not dare to speak.
Finally, Zhu Qizhen put the book aside and said, "Wan Zhen'er, I have something I need you to do!"