Korean games : with notes on the corresponding games of China and Japan (1895)
Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929 · Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania · leaf 156
ne piece to thefifth place and another to the eleventh; or else move two pieces at the same time to the tenth lineor place, and then one of them to the next line, which is the eleventh. And thus with respect toother throws: if single (as two and four), for the single numbers move as many places,… … PLATE XVIII. KOREAN CHESS. CHESS. 83 though they are usually made to order, inclosed in a net resembling anonion bag. Another feature in which the Korean game will be seen to differ out-wardly from the Chinese is the shape of the men and the circumstancesthat the hieroglyphics on one side are…
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