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Traditional Mongolian Medicine and Its Relations with Turkish Medicine

Geleneksel Moğol Tıbbı Ve Türk Tıbbıyla Olan Bağlantıları Moğol Tıbbı Ve Türk Tıbb

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6–14
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2017-04-01
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Since Mongol and Turkish people live together for a long period of time, a close association existed always between these two medical traditions.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Abstract Traditional Mongolian medicine is one of the distinguished medicine schools of Central Asia with its long history.
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Key Findings & Data:Although the word of Mongol was first seen from the beginning of 13. century, the roots of traditional Mongolian medicine dated back before this time.
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Conclusion & Impact:Since Mongol and Turkish people live together for a long period of time, a close association existed always between these two medical traditions.
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⚙️Variables:Tıp · geleneksel Moğol · Tıp tarihi

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Abstract Traditional Mongolian medicine is one of the distinguished medicine schools of Central Asia with its long history. Although the word of Mongol was first seen from the beginning of 13. century, the roots of traditional Mongolian medicine dated back before this time. The main traditions that had an impact on Mongolian medicine were Turkish, Chinese, Tibet, Islam and Greco-Roman medicines. Since Mongol and Turkish people live together for a long period of time, a close association existed always between these two medical traditions.

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Uzun bir geçmişe sahip olan geleneksel Moğol tıbbı, Orta Asya‘nın seçkin tıp ekolleri arasında yer almaktadır. Moğol sözcüğü ilk kez XIII. yüzyıl başlangıcında ortaya çıkmış olmakla birlikte, geleneksel Moğol tıbbının kökenleri bu zamandan daha önceye uzanmaktadır. Moğol tıbbı üzerinde etkisi olan ana gelenekler Türk tıbbı, Çin tıbbı, Tibet tıbbı, İslam tıbbı ve Greko-Romen tıbbıdır. Moğol ve Türk halkları uzun bir süre boyunca birlikte yaşadıkları için, bu iki tıp geleneği arasında her zaman yakın bir ilişki var olmuştur

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ACAR, H. V. (2017). Traditional Mongolian Medicine and Its Relations with Turkish Medicine. Mersin Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Lokman Hekim Tıp Tarihi ve Folklorik Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 1, 6–14. https://ajindex.com/articles/691176

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