Cold and cool - Kanryoha

Japanese: 寒涼派 - かんりょうは

…After that, many physicians appeared, including the four great masters of the Jin and Yuan dynasties, Liu Wansu, Zhang Congzheng, Li Gao, and Zhu Zhenheng, as well as Zhang Yue, Wang Haogu (1210?-1310?), and Luo Tianyi (1220?-1290?), each of whom advocated their own unique theories and treatment methods. For example, Liu Wansu and Zhang Congzheng used many medicines with strong effects, known as the Cold and Cool School, while Li Gao and Zhu Zhenheng advocated the use of mild medicines, known as the Warm and Soft School (the medicine that followed these two men is also called Li-Zhu medicine). The common basis for their respective treatment theories was books such as the Suwen and Nan Jing. …

From Liu Wansu

…He often used the prescriptions of Zhang Zhongjing ("Treatise on Febrile Diseases"), but he placed special emphasis on heat as the cause of the disease and used cold and cool medicines. For this reason, his school is called the Cold and Cool School. He wrote books such as "Xuanming Lun", "Suwen Xuanji Yuanbaishi Shiki" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases Direct Ge". …

*Some of the terminology that refers to the "Cold School" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…その後，金･元の四大家といわれる劉完素，張従正，李杲（りこう），朱震亨（しゆしんこう）をはじめ，張元素，王好古(1210？‐1310？)，羅天益(1220？‐1290？)など多くの医家が出現し，それぞれ特徴のある理論と治療法を主張した。たとえば劉完素と張従正は寒涼派といわれるように激しい作用を持った薬を多く用い，李杲と朱震亨は温補派(この2人の流れに従った医学を李朱医学ともいう)といわれるように温和な薬を用いることを提唱した。これらの医家がそれぞれの治療理論の共通のよりどころとしたのは《素問》，《難経（なんぎよう）》などの書である。…