> The list of chess variants included are: Shatranj, Medieval Chess, Turkish Chess, Decimal Chess, Los Alamos Chess, Courier Chess, Chaturanga, Chinese Chess, Burmese Chess, and Byzantine Chess. 0742名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9a31-TPoM)2019/07/14(日) 01:50:17.31ID:pQagOuk30 183：和将棋 11x11盤で、持駒の再利用はありません。 基本的にwikipedia準拠です。
専用エディタがなくても、ZRFfをメモ帳にD&Dするだけで編集できるはずです。 0820名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/05(月) 23:01:43.30ID:kqSftE5q0 なんと、「Distant Armies - A Playing History Of Chess」を入手できました。
残念ながら、Windows上ではフリーズしてしまい、動かせませんでしたが、 何とかテキストファイルだけ抽出することに成功しました。 0821名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/05(月) 23:06:33.88ID:kqSftE5q0 Decimal Chess chess on a 10 x 10 board
In late 18th century the idea of powerful pieces was obviously popular in Islam. A Persian manuscript written in Central India in 1790 described a variety of chess played on a 10 x 10 board that used some of the most powerful pieces ever used in a game of chess. As well as using the modern bishop and queen, Decimal Chess, as it was called, used three powerful combined pieces zurafa, dabbaba and wazir.
The zurafa or giraffe moved as the "Turkish queen", combining the queen with the knight. The dabbabas combined the rook with the knight. And the wazir combined the moves of the modern bishop and knight.
Because of the enhanced mobility of the pieces and the enlarged board, a player had an incredible number of possible moves at most points in the game. It was easy to blunder, undoubtably making strategy difficult to plan. This modern variety of Decimal Chess was derived from older forms of the game played on the same board.
Probably the best known form of Decimal Chess was described by the Persian poet Firdausi in the Shahnama; or the "Book of Kings" completed in 1011. This game was notable for its source and not its playability. Firdausi's chess was like an enlarged variety of shatranj; the pieces were weak and a game developed slowly.
notes 1 Murray, History of Chess, p. 346-347 2 Ibid, p. 343. 0822名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/05(月) 23:21:15.88ID:kqSftE5q0 10進チェス（10x10ボード上のチェス）
以前話題になりましたが、クイーン＋ナイト、ルーク＋ナイト、ビショップ＋ナイトの新駒が追加されるのは確かのようです。 0824名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/05(月) 23:40:15.86ID:kqSftE5q0 Turkish Chess chess re-enters Islam
After their invention in the West, the rules of modern chess slowly entered Islam, where the old game was still played. In Turkey, a few chess versions were played that mark the transition from the old game to the new game in Islam.
One Turkish version used the moves of the modern bishop for the filand an enhanced fers. The Turks took the powerful queen of modern chess and made it more powerful. The Turkish fers moved as the modern queen and the knight or faras.
This combined piece was one of the most destructive chess pieces ever invented. Placed in the center of an empty board, it could attack thirty-five squares.
The increased mobility of the piece made the Turkish game less fun. Play was difficult because a planned attack was nearly impossible when your opponent could retaliate with a fers. Luckily, this piece had no real future and was used only briefly in Turkey and a few other countries. H.J.R. Murray wrote that these moves existed "in countries in which the European rules were ousting original native method of play. Russian chess went through this phase, and the Queen in Georgian chess still possessed this extended move in 1874." 0825名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/05(月) 23:41:16.13ID:kqSftE5q0 （つづき）
The regular European moves later became standard throughout the world. While the moves of the pieces became the same in Islam as they were in Europe, not all of the new rules were adopted. Modern Islamic forms of chess such as Rumi or Parsi chess were slight variations on the European game. Generally, these forms of chess allowed the king a privileged knight move if he was not in check and had not yet moved, castling was not allowed, and the pawns could never move a double step.
One of the great players of the twentieth century, Mir Sultan Khan, played one of these varieties in his homeland, the Punjab, before switching to the international game in 1921. The variety he played until he was 13 years old had no initial double step for the pawn. Without the double step, it was difficult for him to initiate an attack when playing this game. As a result, he developed into a positional player.
notes 1 Murray, History of Chess, p. 354-355. 2 Ibid, p. 355. 3 Hooper & Whyld, Oxford Companion to Chess, p. 336. 0826名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/05(月) 23:50:09.15ID:kqSftE5q0 トルコのチェス チェスがイスラム圏に再参入
駒の動きがイスラム圏ではヨーロッパと同じになりましたが、新しい規則のすべてが採用されたわけではありません。 Rumi or Parsi chessのような現代のイスラムのチェスは、ヨーロッパのゲームではちょっとしたバリエーションでした。 一般的にチェスのこれらの形態では、チェックされておらずまだ動いていない場合にKingにKnightの移動の特典が許され、キャスリングは許されず、ポーンは二段移動することができませんでした。
20世紀の偉大な選手の一人、Mir Sultan Khanは1921年に国際的なゲームに切り替える前に、彼の故郷であるPunjabでこれらの変種の一つをプレイしました。 彼が13歳になるまでプレイした変種は、ポーンのための最初の二歩移動がありませんでした。 二歩移動がなければ、このゲームをプレイする時に、彼が攻撃を開始するのは困難でした。 その結果、彼はポジショナルプレーヤーへと発展しました。 0828名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/06(火) 00:44:32.28ID:ryNGxTlA0 Turkish To win you must checkmate or stalemate your opponent. You may also win by Bare King, which is the capturing of all your opponent's pieces except the shah.
Baidaq Moves one step forward capturing aslant.
Rukhkh Any number of squares vertically or horizontally.
Faras Leaps two squares vertically or horizontally followed by one square aslant.
Fil Moves any number of squares diagonally.
Firzan Moves any number of squares vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. It also has the moves of the faras.
Shah Moves one square in any direction. 0829名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/06(火) 00:55:28.39ID:ryNGxTlA0 トルコチェス 勝つためには、相手をチェックメイトするか、またはステルメイトする必要があります。 Shah（シャー）を除くすべての相手の駒の捕獲する「裸玉」によって勝つこともできます。
To win you must checkmate your opponent. Stalemate is a draw. There is no Bare King rule.
Baidaq Moves one step forward capturing aslant. Rukhkh Any number of squares vertically or horizontally. Faras Leaps two squares vertically or horizontally followed by one square aslant. Fil Moves any number of squares diagonally. Zurafa Moves any number of squares vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. It also has the moves of the faras. Dabbabas Moves any number of squares vertically or horizontally plus the moves of the faras. (knight). Wazir Moves any number of squares diagonally plus the moves of the faras (knight). Firzan Moves any number of squares vertically or horizontally or diagonally. Shah Moves one square in any direction. 0833名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/07(水) 00:26:19.34ID:bP8EOF5/0 Decimal Chess Firdausi's Rules
To win you must checkmate or stalemate your opponent. You may also win by Bare King, which is the capturing of all your opponent's pieces except the shah.
Piyada (footsoldiers) Moves one step forward capturing aslant. Rukh (rook) Any number of squares vertically or horizontally. Asp (horse) Leaps two squares vertically or horizontally followed by one square aslant. Pil (elephant) Leaps two squares diagonally. Shutur (camel) Leaps two squares horizontally or vertically. Firzan Moves one square diagonally. Shah (king) Moves one square in any direction. 0834名無し名人 (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2331-dfB4)2019/08/07(水) 00:30:14.91ID:bP8EOF5/0 Decimal Chess （Shir Muhammad-khanルール）
