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CONTENTS:-
VOLUME 1:
First Vilasa
Mangalacaranam
1. Astastana pariksa
2. Panca Laksana Nidana (Five means of diagnosis of a disease)
Second Vilasa
3. Jwara (Fever) Prakaranam
Third Vilasa
4. Sannipata (septic fevers) Prakaranam
Fourth Vilasa
5. Ksaya (Pthisis) Prakaranam
Fifth Vilasa
6. Pandu Roga (Anaemia) Prakaranam
7. Kamila (Jaundice) Prakaranam
8. Sopha (Oedema) Prakaranam
9. Atisara (Diarrhoea) Prakaranam
10. Sangrahani (Grahani Malabsorptio syndrome) Prakaranam
Sixth Vilasa
11. Vata Prakaranam
Seventh Vilasa
12. Rakta pitta (Bleeding disorder) Prakaranam
13. Pitta Prakaranam
Eight Vilasa
14. Aruci (Tastelessness) Prakaranam
15. Chardi (Emesis) Prakaranam
Ninth Vilasa
16. Kasa (Cough) Prakaranam
17. Swasa (Dyspnoea) Prakaranam
18. Hikka (Hiccup) Prakaranam
19. Swarbheda (Hoarseness of voice) Prakaranam
Tenth Vilasa
20. Prameha Prakaranam
21. Mutrakrchra (Dysuria) Prakaranam
22. Mutraghata (Urinary obstruction) Prakaranam
23. Asmari (Calculus) Prakaranam
VOLUME 2:
Eleventh Vilasa
24. Sula Prakaranam
25. Anaha (Distension of abdomen due to obstruction to passage of urine and stools) Prakaranam
26. Gulma (Abdominal lump) Prakaranam
27. Hrdroga (Heart disease) Prakaranam
28. Udararoga (Diseases of abdomen) Prakaranam
29. Andavrddhi (Hydrocele) Prakaranam
30. Medoroga (Obesity) Prakaranam
Twelfth Vilasa
31. Vatarakta (Gout) Prakaranam
32. Urustambha (Stiffness in thigh muscles) Prakaranam
33. Amavata (Rheumatism) Prakaranam
34. Sitapitta (Urticaria) Prakaranam
35. Amlapitta (Hyperacidity) Prakaranam
Thirteenth Vilasa
36. Agnimandhya-Ajirna (Digestive impairment-Dyspepsia) roga Prakaranam
Fourteenth Vilasa
37. Arsa Roga (Piles) Prakaranam
38. Krmi Roga (Worm infestation) Prakaranam
Fifteenth Vilasa
39. Trsna (Thirst) Prakaranam
40. Daha (Burning sensation) Roga Prakaranam
41. Murccha (Syncope) Prakaranam
42. Madatyaya (Alcoholism) Roga Prakaranam
43. Unmada Roga (Mania) Prakaranam
44. Apasmara (Epilepsy) Roga Prakaranam
Sixteenth Vilasa
45. Kusta Roga (Diseases of skin) Prakaranam
Seventeenth Vilasa
46. Visarpa (Erysepales) Roga Prakaranam
47. Visphota (Blister) Prakaranam
48. Masurika (Chicken pox) Roga Prakaranam
49. Galaganda (Goiter) Prakaranam
50. Gandamala (Lymphadenitis) Prakaranam
51. Granthi (Cyst) Roga Prakaranam
52. Arbuda (Tumor) Roga Prakaranam
53. Slipada (Filariasis) Roga Prakaranam
54. Antravidradhi Prakaranam
Eighteenth Vilasa
55. Vrana (Ulcer) Roga Prakaranam
56. Agnidagdha Vrana (Ulcer caused by the contact of excessive heat) Prakaranam
57. Agantuka Vrana Prakaranam
58. Nadivrana (Ulcer with Sinus) Prakaranam
59. Bhagandara (Fistula-in Ano) Roga Prakaranam
60. Upadamsa Roga (Penile & Vinereal diseases) Prakaranam
61. Suka dosa Roga (Diseases of Penis) Prakaranam
Nineteenth Vilasa
62. Ksudra Roga (Minor diseases) Prakaranam
63. Snayu Roga (Infestation of a thread like parasite\Guinea worm on the skin of the extremities) Prakaranam
Twentieth Vilasa
64. Mukha Roga (Diseases of Mouth) Prakaranam
65. Karna Roga (Disease of Ear) Prakaranam
Twenty First Vilasa
66. Nasa Roga (Disease of Nose) Prakaranam
67. Siro Roga Prakaranam
Twenty Second Vilasa
68. Netra Roga (Eye diseases) Prakaranam
Twenty Third Vilasa
69. Suddhi Prakaranam
Twenty Fourth Vilasa
70. Visa (Poison) Cikitsa Prakaranam
Twenty Fifth Vilasa
71. Yantra Prakaranam
72. Mana (Weights and Measurements) Prakaranam
73. Paribhasa (Glossary of Technical Terms) Prakaranam |
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PREFACE:
Vaidya Cintamani written by Yallabhacarya or Vallabhendra is an important great treatise of Ayurveda originated and popular in Andhrapradesh (South India). It is a famous book of Ayurveda also fallowed in various other parts of the country apart from its popularity in Andhrapradesh.
It is found that, many of the Vaidyas practicing Ayurveda in the rural areas of Andhrapradesh are some what religiously following the medicines and therapeutic procedures mentioned in Vaidya Cintamani and they keep a copy of a Vaidya Cintamani with them.
Just like Caraka Samhita, Susruta Samhita, Bhavaprakasa and Sarangadhara Samhita, the Vaidya Cintamani fulfils all the components which are essential for Ayurvedic physicians. Because of this reason by following this book the complete practice of Ayurveda can be done by Ayurvedic physicians 'in those days. As it is stated in this book This book includes many large number of Ayurvedic formulations with the details of their ingredients, method of preparation, mode of administration, anupana and dose etc. details are very elaborative. Because of this reason it is also incorporated in the authoritative book list of Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 [(No-35, The first schedule, Section-S a) A-2-Ayurvedic and Siddha systems]. This indicates the importance of formulations mentioned in this. book.
Many number of formulations belonging to Vaidya Cintamani like Mahakanaka sundara Rasa, Rajamrgankha Rasa, Sutika bharana Rasa, Swasa kuthara Rasa, Vata Raksasam etc. are incorporated in the official Pharmacopoeia i.e. Pharmacopoeia in Ayurveda, Part-I, Indian Medicine Department, Govt. of Andhrapradesh.
Apart from this another important Formulary i.e. Vaidya yogaratnavali (Formu- lary of Ayurvedic medicines) incorporates the formula of Draksadi cicma, Ardrakandava lehya, Swarnakravyadi Rasa, Krmimudgara Rasa, Rajamrgankha Rasa, Sannipata bhairava Rasa (Maha), Sidakuthara Rasa, Siuikabharana Rasa, Svarna kravyadi Rasa, Swasa kuthara Rasa, Vata raksasa Rasa, Vanga bhasma from Vaidya Cintamani.
The product information booklet (Therapeutic index), Ayurvedic pharmacy, T.T.D., Tirupati also incorporates the formula of Usiradi curna from Vaidya cintamani.
Therapeutic index of Manphar Ayurvedic drugs Pvt. Ltd., Vijayawada also incorporates the formula of Aswagandha Rasayana, Avipattikara curna, Citrakadivati, Yogaraja guggulu, Simhanada guggulu, Bhringiimalaka taila, Ingelika (Hingula) bhasma, Loha bhasma, Tamra bhasma, Vanga bhasma, Icchabhedi Rasa, Krimikuthara Rasa, Krimimudgara Rasa, Bhedi Jwarankusa Rasa, Bilwa taila, Gandhaka taila, Patoladi kasayam, Candraprabha vati, Maricyadhi curnam, Bhallataka haritakyadi, Rasnadi kasayam, Yatari Rasa, Erandadi gutika, Sitari Rasa, Aditya Rasa, Kravyadi Rasa, Triphaladi guggulu from Vaidya Cintamani.
Therapeutic index of Sri Venkateswara Ayurveda Nilayam Ltd., Chintaluru, East Godavari Dt., A.P. also incorporates the formula of Mahakanakasindura Rasa, Swarnasuryavarti, Navalohacintamani, Kanakabalasuryodaya, Swarnakantavallabha Rasa, Kant avallabha-Rasa, Yyadhiharana Rasa, Premaha candrakala Rasa, Yatavidhwamsana Rasa, Sodhariloha, Paityantaka Rasa, Sulakuthara Rasa, Kravyada Rasa, Hikkantaka Rasa, Yatagajankusa Rasa, Agnitundivati, Pradaracintamani, Rajahpravartanivati, Siaikavinoda Rasa, Sukhavirecana vati, Bolabaddha vati, Hingwadi vati, Sitajwarankusam, Swarna bhasma, Vanga bhasma, Silajit bhasma, Madhusnuhirasayana, Mahakhandadraka lehya, Vatari taila, Bhrngiimalaka taila, Aswagandha curna, Rasothamadilepam, Yranantakalepom from Vaidya Cintamani.
Therapeutic index of Imis pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Undavalli, Guntur, A.P. also incorporates the formula of Garudanjanam Maha paithyantaka Rasa, Laghu vataraksasam, Sula kutharam, Swasa kuthara Rasa, Suvarna kravyiula Rasa, Pravala bhasma, Rajata bhasma, Vanga bhasma, from Vaidya Cintamani.
Another important famous book of Andhra region i.e. Basava Rajiyam mentions lot of references from Vaidya Cintamani. The author of Basava Rajiyam, i.e. Nilakantha Basava Rajic starts the Basava Rajiyam with the same Mangalacarana, which was already mentioned as Mangalacarana of Vaidya Cintamani. As Shri Basava Raju mentioned that, he has taken references from previous books under which Vaidya Cintamani also one of the important book (As mentioned in the Sloka Apart from this it is also evident that, many number of formulations belonging to Vaidya Cintamani are mentioned in Basava Rajiyam.
Thus indicates the popularity of Vaidya Cintamani in Andhra region as it is widely referred and adopted by many practitioners of South India.
The author of Vaidya Cintamani i.e. Vallabhacarya proved himself an eminent scholar of Ayurveda with special reference to Bhaisajya Sastra by mentioning a number of efficacious formulations, therapeutic procedures, dietic advises and restrictions for the purpose of curing various disease conditions. I consider this book a perfect rendering. Vaidva Cintamani is a work originally” found in Sanskrit written by Indrakantha Yallabhachdrya, though this work is in Sanskrit, it is found that the author belongs to Andbrapradesh. It can be considered that the Vaidya Cintamani as a bilingual work and the contents was presented both in Sanskrit and Telugu language. The script of the treatise is Telugu, where as the language of the Sloka is Sanskrit. This statement is strengthened by finding the popularity of this book in Andhrapradesh. At the same time many of the terminology belonging to Telugu language are mentioned in this book e.g. Goranta for Henna.
Vaidya Cintamani was written in 15th A.D. The author of this book is Indrakantha Vallabhacarya or Vallabha or Vallabhendra and he was the son of Sri Amareswara bhatta in Andhra Pradesh. Author is famous by the name of Yallabhacarya. The author of this book i.e. Vallabhacarya or Vallabha or Vallabhendra was considered as a great Ayurveda Vaidya of his times in the history of Ayurveda. This statement is suported by below mentioned Sloka. |
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