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Shatar (Mongolian: ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯ ᠰᠢᠲᠠᠷᠠ
Monggol sitar-a, "Mongolian shatranj"; a.k.a.
shatar) and
hiashatar are two
chess variants pla**** in Mongolia. This article...
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Sergei Teploukhov in 1920-1929.
Afanasievo burials have been
found as far as
Shatar Chuluu in
central Mongolia,
confirming a
further expansion about 1,500 km...
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Rithmomachy Royal Game of Ur RSVP Sáhkku
Santorini Sector 41
Senet Shatar (Mongolian chess)
Shatranj (Persian chess)
Shogi (****anese chess) Simon...
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Shatar Mohammad-e
Sofla (Persian: شاطرمحمدسفلي, also
Romanized as
Shāṭar Moḥammad-e Soflá) is a
village in
Mehrabad Rural District,
Rudehen District, Damavand...
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chatrang (Cambodian chess),
makruk (Thai chess),
sittuyin (Burmese chess), and
shatar (Mongolian chess); In the
comparison of
chess with
games often referred...
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chess Jangju, or
Manchu chess Jetan, or
Martian chess Makruk, or Thai
chess Shatar, or
Mongolian chess Shatranj, or
Persian chess Shogi,
sometimes called ****anese...
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Sundor Rubel ****h Prem
Kahini Ishtiak Ahmed Rumel 2023 Doob
Shatar Nitu
Rubel ****h Doob
Shatar 2 Nitu
Rubel ****h
Babui Pakhir Basha Maruf Hossain Sajib...
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Rollerball (chess variant)
Senterej (Ethiopian chess)
Shatar (Mongolian chess)
Shatra (Altai
region of Siberia)
Shatranj (Persian and...
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kings of
Urkesh include:
Tupkish (c. 2250 BC) Tish-atal (date unknown)
Shatar-mat (date unknown) Atal-shen (date unknown) Te'irru (c. 1800 BC) Cities...
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kings brought in as
curios by
Muslim traders. The
Mongols call the game
shatar, and in
Ethiopia it is
called senterej, both
evidently derived from shatranj...
