... 155) Another major contributor to the development of Chinese Medicine was Zhang Zhongjing. He was a medical scientist in the later part of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He read ancient medical classics, collected folk prescriptions and then, in combination with his own clinical experience, wrote the monumental medical work Treaties on Febrile ... time. There were also notable advances made in astronomy and medicine and cartography. The country was finally reunified under a short lived, but notable dynasty. The Sui dynasty started its' reign in 589 and lasted until 619 (Eichman, 2000. Hall, ...

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