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species of small beetle [JV]  
species of small beetle [JV]  


(med) Beetle, Dungbeetle, Coridius chinensis (Drungtso 1999, Czaja 2019). <br>
(med) Cockroach ; Dungbeetle (Drungtso 1999, Czaja 2019). <br>
Food Use: "Coridius chinensis (Dallas) is eaten by one or more Assamese tribes." (Hoffmann, 1947)
bying bying thu lu ni / rdzib rdzib / zhol spur ba zer / bse sbur nas che sgor mo rkang drug 'dab ma can / lding nus pa mi 'brun ril mor byas nas khung ngu khyer ba de yin nus pa gong ma dang mtshungs / (mDzes mtshar mig rgyan, pdf p 281)<br>
Medicinal Use: "This species is very commonly used in China in an aphrodisiacal medicine and is on sale in Chinese medicine shops throughout China. It is called 'Chu Shan Chung' or 'Hai Tao Chung' and was written about in 1590 by Li Shih chen and in 1890 by Fang Shui." (Hoffmann, 1947) [[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 21:14, 27 November 2021 (UTC)  
 
Illustrations : 'Phrin Las 1987 (30_109) chu sbur / se sbur / bying bying thu lu / spru ma'i 'bu. Jam-dpal (pdf p 281) bying bying thu lu <br>
 
The image in the Medical Thangkas accords quite well with the Chinese Medicinal Cockroach, whereas the notice in the Eye Ornament clearly depicts and describes a dung-beetle. 'These different opinions have also influenced the identifications made in the modern academy, for some scholars think that the jingjing tulu is a dung beetle, while others write that it is a stink bug. A third group identifies the jingjing tulu as a wingless cockroach.' (Czaya 2019) The Chinese Pharmacopoeia prescribes the Chinese Medicinal Cockroach for the drug Eupolyphaga.


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species of small beetle [JV]

(med) Cockroach ; Dungbeetle (Drungtso 1999, Czaja 2019).
bying bying thu lu ni / rdzib rdzib / zhol spur ba zer / bse sbur nas che sgor mo rkang drug 'dab ma can / lding nus pa mi 'brun ril mor byas nas khung ngu khyer ba de yin nus pa gong ma dang mtshungs / (mDzes mtshar mig rgyan, pdf p 281)

Illustrations : 'Phrin Las 1987 (30_109) chu sbur / se sbur / bying bying thu lu / spru ma'i 'bu. Jam-dpal (pdf p 281) bying bying thu lu

The image in the Medical Thangkas accords quite well with the Chinese Medicinal Cockroach, whereas the notice in the Eye Ornament clearly depicts and describes a dung-beetle. 'These different opinions have also influenced the identifications made in the modern academy, for some scholars think that the jingjing tulu is a dung beetle, while others write that it is a stink bug. A third group identifies the jingjing tulu as a wingless cockroach.' (Czaya 2019) The Chinese Pharmacopoeia prescribes the Chinese Medicinal Cockroach for the drug Eupolyphaga.

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