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Ayurveda in Ramayana and Mahabharata (रामायणे तथा महाभारते आयुर्वेदः) (view source)
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== Ayurveda in Ramayana ==
== Ayurveda in Ramayana ==
Incidentally, some words related to Ayurveda are found in this Ramayana. These words are mainly related to surgery. However, the most popular reference of Ayurveda medicine found in Ramayana is that of herb Sanjeevani which was brought by Hanumana following the prescription given by royal physician Sushena to revive the Laxmana and other army.
Incidentally, some words related to Ayurveda are found in this Ramayana. These words are mainly related to surgery. However, the most popular reference of Ayurveda medicine found in Ramayana is that of herb Sanjeevani which was brought by Hanumana following the prescription given by royal physician Sushena to revive the Laxmana and other army.
=== Mountain with medicinal herbs ===
In the Parvatayana adhyaya of Yuddha Kanda in Ramayana, there is a mention about Hanumana bringing mountain of medicinal herbs from Himalayas to Lanka. The location of mountain with medicinal herbs has been described in Ramayana as, ' Oshadhiparvata (mountain of medicines) is situated between Kanchan Parvat (Golden Mountain) near the Himalayas and the peak of Kailasa'. The names of the herbs that were required are also clearly mentioned. Sandhankarani. Vishalyakarani, savarnyakarani and Mrutasanjeevani were the 4 herbs growing on the oshadhi parvata which were brought by Hanumana and used by Vaidya Sushena. A sutra in this place described how after using /inhaling these herbs, in a fraction on omen the army of vanaras was brought alive. <blockquote>तावप्युभौ मानुषराजपुत्रौ तं॑ गन्धमाघ्राय महौषधीनाम्। बभूवतुस्तत्र तदा विशल्यावुत्तस्थुरन्ये च हरिप्रवीरा: । (वा. रा. युद्ध, ७४-७३ )</blockquote>Meaning: With the advent of these medicines, all the dead vanaras (monkeys) became free from injury (foreign bodies) and pain. As soon as they smelled the aroma of these medicines, all the dead monkeys woke up as if they had woken up from sleep.
=== Meshavrshana ===
=== Meshavrshana ===
=== Term Vaidya ===
=== Shalyakarma in Mudhagarbha ===
=== Shalyakarma in Mudhagarbha ===
=== Signs of living and dead person ===
=== Signs of living and dead person ===
== Ayurveda in Mahabharata ==
== Ayurveda in Mahabharata ==
== References ==
== References ==