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East Asian Architecture A Few Important Points

HISTORY: East Asian Architecture 1.0

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East Asian Architecture

A Few Important Points

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Japanese Pagoda

• Horyu-Ji Temple

Naga PrefectureSeven Great Temples

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Japanese Pagoda

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Major diff. Between Japanese & Chinese

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Chinese Pagoda

Jinlong Canyon Hanging Monastery, Shanxi Provence, China (YUAN)

Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Xi'an, Shaanxi province, China (TANG)

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Japanese Pagoda

Horyu-ji Temple, Nara Prefecture, Japan

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Korean Pagoda

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Snake dancing five-storied pagoda

Example of lateral movement in a pagoda during an earthquake. The lowermost box-like structure leans to the left, the one above it to the right, the one above that one to the left, and so on, something like a person doing a snake dance.

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The yajirobe balancing toy principleThe weights at the two ends of the cross arm of a yajirobe balancing toy exert equal forces from opposite sides of the fulcrum, keeping the arm level. If the weight on the left side is pushed downward, the horizontal distances from the fulcrum to the two weights become unequal, (see (1) and (2).

Because distance (2) is now longer, the weight on the right will exert more downward force and bring the cross arm back into equilibrium. Thus, every vertical displacement of the weights finally results in a return to horizontal.

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Mongolian Architecture

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• Yurt

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