A Study of the Medical Cases of the Qing Palace

The article focuses on a comprehensive study of royal medical cases during the Qing Dynasty, examining historical medical practices within the imperial court. It highlights the significance of these cases in understanding the interplay between medical science, legal regulations, and social dynamics of the period. The study also underscores the importance of these cases in advancing historical research and cultural preservation. Key findings include the exploration of diagnostic methods, treatment protocols, and the legal frameworks governing imperial medical decisions. The research provides valuable insights into the socio-medical context of 18th-century China and its contributions to the field of historical medicine.