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Nanfang Caomu Zhuang: Jin-Era Notes on Honey-Scent Wood and Agarwood

Nanfang Caomu Zhuang: Jin-Era Notes on Honey-Scent Wood and Agarwood

Work

The Nanfang Caomu Zhuang ("Plants of the Southern Regions"), attributed to Ji Han of the Western Jin, is an early regional flora of Lingnan and the south.

Records

It notes the "honey-scent tree" (a kind of agarwood tree) and several fragrant woods including chenxiang and jiguxiang, describing their origins and form.

Significance

An early systematic record of southern plants, giving clues to the ancient names and distribution of agarwood sources.

Compiled for general knowledge; traditional references are cultural notes, not medical advice.

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