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** The kanji prefix "chin" {{kana|清}} in mahjong is generally used to indicate a yaku variant which is built without containing [[honor]] tiles. However there's no such meaning in this yaku, this hand can be actually built with jihai. | ** The kanji prefix "chin" {{kana|清}} in mahjong is generally used to indicate a yaku variant which is built without containing [[honor]] tiles. However there's no such meaning in this yaku, this hand can be actually built with jihai. | ||
== Mangan == | == Mangan for actions taking on specific tiles == | ||
The following listed yakus are achieved by taking actions on some particular tiles. Generally speaking, these yakus are inspired by some idioms, verses, or simply the tile patterns. There're two common scoring mechanics on them: | |||
# Directly scored as a mangan, unless the hand can be scored higher in another way. | |||
# Additional 1-han based on the specific operations, which on essence values 2-han in total. | |||
=== Kinkei dokuritsu === | === Kinkei dokuritsu === | ||