Acu-moxa chart: stomach channel of foot yangming, Chinese

This text was composed in the Yuan period (1206-1368). The illustration reproduced here is taken from an edition of 1515 (10th year of the Zhengde reign period of the Ming dynasty). It shows a seated gentleman wearing a long gown. With his hand, he draws back his gown and trouser leg to reveal the whole of his left leg, on which the acu-moxa locations of the stomach channel of foot yangming are marked. Lines connect the points to labels arranged around the figure.(See 'Lettering' for list of point names).

Picture title: Whole-body [chart of] the stomach channel of foot yangming. Other lettering (acu-moxa locations): Bangyuan (?); neiting (Inner Courtyard); xiangu (Sunken Valley); chongyang (Rushing Yang); jiexi (Unleashed Stream); xialian (Lower Edge); fengyin (?); tiaokou (Lines Opening); shanglian (Upper Edge); san li (Three Miles); dubi (Calf's Nose); liangqu (Ridge Mound); yinshi (Yin Market); futu (Crouching Rabbit)