Governing Vessel
Also known as Du, abbreviated as GV and described in Chinese as 督脉穴 or 督脈.
| Point | Pinyin | Han Geul 한글 | Romaji | Alternative names | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Du-1 | 長強 | cháng qiáng | jang gang 장강 | chō kyō | |
| Du-2 | 腰俞 | yāo shū(?) | yo yu 요유 | yō yu? | |
| Du-3 | 腰陽關 | yāo yáng guān | yang gwan 양관 | koshi no yo kan? | |
| Du-4 | 命門 | mìng mén | myeong mun 명문 | mei mon | |
| Du-5 | 懸樞 | xuán shū | hyeon chu 현추 | ken sū? | |
| Du-6 | 脊中(?) | jì zhōng? | cheok jung 척중 | seki chū? | |
| Du-7 | 中樞 | zhōng shū | jung chu 중추 | chū sū? | |
| Du-8 | 筋縮 | jīn suō | geun chuk 근축 | kin shuku(?) | |
| Du-9 | 至陽 | zhì yáng | ji yang 지양 | shi yō? | |
| Du-10 | 霊台 | líng tái | yeong dae 영대 | rei dai(?) | |
| Du-11 | 神道(?) | shén dào(?) | sin do 신도 | shin dō | |
| Du-12 | 身柱(?) | shēn zhù(?) | sin ju 신주 | shin chū | |
| Du-13 | 陶道 | táo dào | do do 도도 | tō dō? | |
| Du-14 | 大椎 | dà zhuī | dae chu 대추 | dai tsui | |
| Du-15 | 啞門 | yǎ mén | a mun 아문 | a mon | |
| Du-16 | 風府 | fēng fǔ | pung bu 풍부 | fū fu | |
| Du-17 | 腦戶 | nǎo hù | noe ho 뇌호 | nō ko? | |
| Du-18 | 強間 | qiáng jiān | gang gan 강간 | kyō kan? | |
| Du-19 | 後頂 | hòu dǐng | hu jeong 후정 | go chō? | |
| Du-20 | 百會 | bǎi huì | baek hoe 백회 | hyaku e | |
| Du-21 | 前頂(?) | qián dǐng(?) | jeon jeong 전정 | zen chō? | |
| Du-22 | 囟會 | xìn huì | sin hoe 신회 | shin e(?) | |
| Du-23 | 上星(?) | shàng xīng(?) | sang seong 상성 | jō sei? | |
| Du-24 | 神庭 | shén tíng | sin jeong 신정 | shin tei | |
| Du-25 | 素髎(?) | sù liáo(?) | so ryo 소료 | so ryō? | |
| Du-26 | 人中 | rén zhōng | in jung 인중/su gu 수구 | jin chu | 水溝 shuǐ gōu |
| Du-27 | 兌端 | duì duān | tae don 태단 | da tan(?) | |
| Du-28 | 齦交 | yín jiāo | eun gyo 은교 | gin kō |
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