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Also called sasso Cb. The base stone for the central pillar *shinbashira S, of a pagoda. Some base stones are buried deeply below ground level and have cavities hewed out of them to hold a container with relics *shari Ι of the Buddha. An example was discovered during the dismantling repairs@of Houryuuji Gojuu-no-tou @²άd, at the end of the 7c- to early 8c, in Nara. Other base stones were set shallowly into the earth so that the surface receiving the central pillar was at ground level. This type occasionally had a hole for receiving a container of relics. One example is the base stone for the central pillar of Hokkiji Sanjuu-no-tou @NOd (742), in Nara. | ||||||
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