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 93
hould stop.] I. General Silver (Gin-Sho, Gin, Silver,and Sho, admiral or general) commander of, probably, a fleetof cruisers, a division or a regiment, possibly, of National, orImperial Body Guards, moves once at a time onto any onesquare next and around its own already occupying square excepton… … Fig. 3. I v.: : A \ 1/ i , 1 : \l 1/ \ f u f>! •••• .V . i ft-] # Fig. 4a. Fig. 4b. The Arrow root shows the way of the originalmovements, and positions to stop. and acts in exactly the same capacity as Gen. Gold, therebyno difference in every respect, as illustrated by Fig. 3 and 4a and b. See…
Chess · War games · Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905
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