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Naeuiwon
Naeuiwon(in Hangul:내의원, in Hanja:內醫院) was a palace pharmacy during Joseon dynasty. Literally, it refers to the place located at the palace for medical issues. Its other names were such as Naeguk(Hangul: 내국, Hanja:內局) and Naeyakbang(in Hangul:내약방, in Hanja:內藥房) of which terms also designated the place or room for treatment. In Changdeokgung palace, tourists can experience how royal physicians worked long before western modern medicine arrived at Korean peninsula.
==History==
The first formation of Naeuiwon firstly appeared at the reign of Taejong of Joseon under the title of Naeyakbang - Yak bang means pharmacy room. Later in 1443 during Sejong's era, the title name of Naeuiwon was announced, which implies before 1443, independent organ for medical issues did not exist. The full personnel was 16 people and each personnel was called as ''Eoui''(in Hangul:어의), meaning a royal physician. There were also women doctors who only took care of higher rank women.〔(Naeuiwon )〕
After 3 decades passed, Sejo initiated government offices, while the transformation of personnel occurred depending on contemporary situation.
Throughout Joseon, Naeuiwon was the heart of skillful medical affair, affecting tremendous effects of Korean medicine〔(NCBI ) 2007-12-16〕
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