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called omodaruki κΨ. A base rafter that extends outward from the
roof framework, generally the eave purlin (*gagyou
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Ψ) on its outer ends in order to support the shorter flying rafters (*hien-daruki
ςχΨ). In the Nara period (645-794) base rafters were generally circular
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