Japanese chess (sho-ngi); the science and art of war or struggle philosophically treated (1905)
Cho-yo. [from old catalog] · New York; [Chicago] The Press club of Chicago [M. A. Donohue & company, printers] · leaf 92
he movements correspond-ing to the dia-gonal motionof Queen orBishop and alsofour, but onlyonce at a time,first squaremovements ofCastle; thus il-lustrated by Fig. ^^^- ^- ^^^- ^ I, a and b. The Arrow shows which way to move. 7. Field Marshal Prince Navy artillery or Flying Warcar-ship, HiSha… … B T Fig. aa. a erally but notdiagonally,thereby hisrange being un-imited like hiscolleague Diago-,nalis motions,except that hisadvance is re-sisted by anyKoma piece sup-ported, protected or re-enforced by another and he proceeds,when promoted, naru or kaeru, onto any one of four comer r ■ii Fig.…
Chess · War games · Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905
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