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Janggi (Korean: 장기, also
romanized as
changgi or jangki),
sometimes called Korean chess, is a
strategy board game po****r on the
Korean Peninsula. The...
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chaturanga is the
common ancestor of the
board games chess,
xiangqi (Chinese),
janggi (Korean),
shogi (****anese),
sittuyin (Burmese),
makruk (Thai), ouk chatrang...
- of
janggi have been
developed over the centuries. A few of
these variants are
still regularly pla****,
though none are
nearly as po****r as
janggi itself...
- not
exist in
Asian games of the
chess family, such as shogi, xiangqi, and
janggi, but it
commonly appears in
variants of
Western chess. This
article uses...
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family of
games as
Western chess, chaturanga, xiangqi,
Indian chess, and
janggi. Shōgi
means general's (shō 将)
board game (gi 棋).
Shogi was the earliest...
- The
Korea Janggi ****ociation was
founded in 1956 for the
promotion of
Janggi, or
Korean chess, and is
based in Seoul,
South Korea.
Korea Janggi ****ociation...
- po****r
board game in China.
Xiangqi is in the same
family of
games as shogi,
janggi,
Western chess, chaturanga, and
Indian chess.
Besides China and
areas with...
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quadruple check are possible, as in the
following examples. In
janggi (Korean chess), even
quintuple and ****tuple
check are
possible as well....
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during the
Goryeo Dynasty these four were
renamed to Heunghae-gun (흥해군/興海郡),
Janggi-hyeon (장기현; 長鬐縣), Yeongil-hyeon (영일현; 迎日縣), Cheongha-hyeon (청하현; 淸河縣) respectively...
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Western chess,
Indian chaturanga, ****anese shogi, and the more
similar Korean janggi are also members. This may also
refer to:
Chess in
China (international...
