In the extreme environment of the roof of the world, Tibetan medicine “Sovarepa” has given birth to a set of life wisdom that runs through heaven, earth and people. Based on the “five elements” theory, it regards the human body as a microcosm and maintains health through the dynamic balance of the three factors of “Long”, “Chiba” and “Bacon”. In the 8th century AD, the medical masterpiece “Four Medical Classics” was compiled by Yutuo Nyingma Yundan Gombot and the essence of multinational medicine. This classic was once “hidden” due to historical turmoil, and was rediscovered in the 11th century and revised and improved by Uto Samayun Dan Kampo. The first woodcut “Zhatang Edition” in the 16th century, and the knowledge visualization project realized in the 17th century with 80 “Mantang” wall charts, jointly promoted the preservation and dissemination of Tibetan medicine. In 2023, the “Four Medical Dictionaries” will be included

According to the historical records of Bon religion and the research by experts, the Four Medical Classics is the earliest extant medical treatise of the Tibetan people. The work was authored by the son of the founder of the Bon religion – Chedbu Trishe and it was published only in AD 1999.  The founder of Bon was Shenrab Miwo. In the 8th century, Yuthok Yonten Gonpo, a renowned Tibetan medical scholar who was known as an incarnation of Medicine Buddha, together with others, researched, enriched, supplemented, and edited the text, giving birth to the Tibetan medical classic known as the Four Medical Tantras. The Four Medical Tantras is an authoritative academic compendium of Tibetan medicine that integrates the essence of Tibetan medical theory and clinical practice. Revered as the “Encyclopaedia of Tibetan Medicine,” it represents the most systematic, comprehensive, and foundational theoretical framework in the field of Tibetan medicine. Besides