When you think of chess, you probably think of the strategy game played throughout Europe and the Americas. There is another kind of chess played throughout the world by probably more people than any other strategy game. That game is Chinese Chess. The ''Elephant Game'' as it is called by the Chinese, dates back more than 2000 years.
Publisher: Ishi Press Author: Sam Sloan Year of Publication: 2006(2nd)
Pages: 192 Notation Type: Notationless (NO)
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When you think of chess, you probably think of the strategy game played throughout Europe and the Americas. There is another kind of chess played throughout the world by probably more people than any other strategy game. That game is Chinese Chess. The "Elephant Game" as it is called by the Chinese, dates back more than 2000 years. A cousin of Western Chess, its unique style of play results in a wide-open, quick-moving and aggressive contest. Chinese Chess for Beginners explains both the rules and the strategies of the game clearly and in detail so that you can start playing right away. It covers everything from the opening through the endgame. The book includes a set of paper chessmen that you can cut out and begin to play right away.
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ISBN
923891110
Author/s
Sam Sloan
Pages
192 Pages
Publication Date
January 1, 2006
Notation Type
NL - Notationless
Book Binding Type
Paperback
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This is a Modern Reprint of a Classic Book
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