RESUMEN
Jichuanjian，a famous classical formula with definite clinical efficacy in Jingyue Quanshu （《景岳全书》） by ZHANG Jing-yue in the Ming Dynasty， was included in the Catalogue of Ancient Famous Classical Formulas （The First Batch） published by the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine（TCM） in 2018．By means of bibliometrics，43 relevant ancient book data were collected，including 26 ancient books of TCM. The historical origin and development，main indications and symptoms，composition and prescription，dosage，processing，and decoction and administration methods of Jichuanjian were systematically summarized to provide literature support for the development and clinical application of famous classic formulas. It was found that the main symptoms of Jichuanjian were expanded in the past dynasties from deficiency constipation， postpartum constipation， and qi stagnation recorded in the original formula to additional dryness accumulation， blood stasis， Yin constipation， infantile constipation， and lung（intestine）diseases induced by eye diseases. The applicable population of Jichuanjian was extended to children in addition to puerpera and adults，and the disease scope was extended to pediatrics， ophthalmology， and otorhinolaryngology in addition to internal medicine，gynecology and obstetrics．Although Jichuanjian was modified by doctors in the past dynasties，the compatibility of Angelicae Sinensis Radix，Achyranthis Bidentatae Radix，Cistanches Herba，Alismatis Rhizoma，Cimicifugae Rhizoma and Aurantii Fructus has been constant. The decoction and administration methods basically remained unchanged， i.e.， water decoction and administration before meals. Meanwhile， doctors in the Qing Dynasty made a lot of general comments on this formula with little controversy．