Korean games : with notes on the corresponding games of China and Japan (1895)
Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929 · Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania · leaf 166
Fig. 95.—Shogi. Chess. Japan (Boku-sf,n). ■ Written with the Chinese characters kwai »;a, which may be translated Honorabje Horse. Kyosha is sometimes written with the Chinese characters king kii, Capital Chariot, insteadof heung kit, Fragrant Chariot. t^^^ ±-: … PLATF XIX. KOREAN CHESS. PEBBLE GAME. 91 The Silver Generals stand on each side next to the Gold Generals,and move one square in any direction, except sideways and backward. TheKeima stand next to the Silver Generals, and have our Knights move,but only forward. The Kyosha occupy the extreme ends…
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