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fú (crossbeams, <beams by location or context>, ... Components (hierarchy name)) |
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Note: One of the main categories of structural elements in Chinese traditional architecture; interchangeable with liang 梁. The essential features of a cross-beam are described in Yingzao fashi (1103) and Gongcheng zuofa (1734) as such: (1) the cross-beam is placed above the pillars; (2) at least one end is supported by a pillar directly or by a bracket (gong) on top of a pillar; (3) the other end can either be inserted into the body of a pillar or placed above another beam. Within extant historic buildings it is also possible to find cross-beams in which both ends are placed above another beam. With the exception of the T-beam 丁栿, a cross beam is usually located perpendicular to purlins. In Yingzao fashi, beams are usually described with the character “fu 栿,” and a beam between pillars is named after the number of rafters it spans, such as a 6-rafter-beam, or 8-rafter-beam; however, there are exceptions, including the pinpricking connector (zhaqian 剳牽), infant beam (rufu 乳栿), eaves cross beam (yanfu 檐栿), level cross beam (pingliang 平梁), and T-beam. Modern architectural historians use this term to describe architecture dating from the Tang (618-907) to early Ming (1368-1644). In Qing dynasty texts such as the Gongcheng zuofa, a cross beam is usually named after the number of purlins it spans, such a 5-purlin-beam or 7-purlin-beam.
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| fú (preferred,C,U,English-P,D,L,N)
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| fú (Chinese (transliterated Pinyin)-P,D,U,N)
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| 栿 (C,U,Chinese (traditional)-P,D,U,U)
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| fu (C,U,Chinese (transliterated Wade-Giles),UF,U,U)
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Facet/Hierarchy Code: V.PJ |
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............................ <spanning and projecting structural elements> (G) |
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................................ beams (structural elements) (G) |
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.................................... <beams by location or context> (G) |
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| Chinese (traditional) ..... 作為建築構件，栿是中國傳統建築中的主要長材之一種，也可稱為梁。根據北宋《營造法式》 （1103年）與清工部《工程做法》 （1734年），梁栿的基本特徵包括：（1）位於柱上。（2）梁栿的兩個支點中，至少有一端位置在柱以上；其支點直接或經由斗栱被柱支撐。（3）其另一端或可插入柱，或也可能架於另一梁栿上。在實例中，也有可能兩個支點都架在其它梁或額上。除丁栿為特例外，梁栿一般不用於面闊方向。 北宋《營造法式》術語體系裡多用“栿”字。殿堂構架的梁通常以其跨度的椽架數命名：如六椽栿、八椽栿等。不符合這一命名規則的梁則有劄牽、乳栿、檐栿、平梁、丁栿等。元以後，用栿字者較為少見。清工部《工程做法》中統一稱為“梁”。 |
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