Korean games : with notes on the corresponding games of China and Japan (1895)
Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929 · Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania · leaf 136
his play is called kou-et-td (Chinese, cJiaii). Theprocess may be repeated once or twice, depending upon the number ofmen required to make the circuit. A single horse is spoken of as han-pen-kou-et-ta (Chinese, yat fiiii cJCan), but when the piece is doubled itbecomes tou-pen-kou-et-ta (Chinese, ?… … PLATE XV. KOREAN NYOUT PLAYING. NYOUT PLAYING. 69 a player moves so that his piece falls upon a piece occupied by one of hisopponents, the latters piece is caught, tjap-ct-ta (Chinese, iia), and mustbe started again as at first. When a player captures an opponents piece, itgives him another throw.…
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