Chinese medicine attribute of Angelica its name origin

Chinese angelica is also known as Qin GUI, Yun Gui, Xi Danggui and min Danggui The root of Angelica sinensis (Oliv.) Diels, a plant of Umbelliferae This product is the dry root of Angelica sinensis (Oliv.) Diels At the end of autumn, remove the fibrous roots and silt When the water evaporates, bundle it into small handlebars, put it on the shed and smoke it out slowly Angelica root slightly cylindrical, the upper end of the root called "guitou", the main root called "Guishen" or "inch body" The branch root is called "return to the tail" or "return to the leg", and the whole is called "return to the whole" Angelica can not only replenish blood, but also activate blood, which is generally called Hexue Angelica can replenish blood in the body and break blood in the tail In particular, the quality of Angelica in Minxian County, Dingxi City, Gansu Province (located in the south by east of Lanzhou) is the best, known as the "hometown of Angelica in China" Qian GUI (see Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing) Shan CAI (see Er Ya) Bai CAI (see Er Ya), Wen Wu (see the origin of the name of Ben Cao compendium) 1 The ancients married to have children Danggui Tiao Xue is a good medicine for treating women's diseases It means that they miss their husbands Therefore, it has the name of Danggui, exactly the same meaning as the Tang poem "Hu Ma is good at planting and without race, just when they return, they will not return" 2 Angelica has a significant effect in the treatment of postpartum evil blood uprush of pregnant women If there is a disorder of Qi and blood, it can be used to reduce the disorder and make Qi and blood return to each other, so the name of Angelica comes from it 3 From place name: the main production place of Angelica was in Min County, Gansu Province In the Tang Dynasty, Minxian county was called "dangzhou" because before the Tang Dynasty, it was the place where the "shaodangqiang" people lived The local specialty has a kind of vanilla called "Qi" (QI), which is angelica The ancient "Qi" and "Gui" have the same pronunciation and rhyme, so they are called angelica.