Original sentence: (It is known that when a hand has 110 fu, it cannot avoid having some yaku of two han.(It is known that when a hand has 120 fu or more, it cannot avoid having some yaku of three han or more.One han cannot reach mangan because 100 fu × 2(2+1) = 800 < 2,000
Edited sentence: (An example of a hand which has one han with 110 fu).(See One han with 110 fu hand., closed , closed , winning by a discard.East is both the prevailing wind and the player's wind in this case.It is known that when a hand has 120 fu or more, it cannot avoid having some yaku of three han or more.It is possible for a hand to have one han with 102 fu (rounded up to 110 fu) if rules allow a pair to have four fu when it is made by a kind of wind tiles that is both the prevailing wind and the player's wind.One han cannot reach mangan because 110 fu × 2(2+1) = 880 < 2,000.Some rules consider that such a pair is still worth two fu, making the hand to have exactly 100 fu.The hand has yakuhai of one han with 20 fu of fūtei, 10 fu of menzen-kafu, 32 fu of an-kantsu, 32 fu of an-kantsu, 4 fu of min-kōtsu, and 4 fu of toitsu.This is the largest amount of fu that a hand with one han can have