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Evidence for Pulijudamu (Three Tigers)
2 pieces of evidence found.
Id DLP.Evidence.1957
Type Contemporary text
Location Telugu
Date 1398-01-01 - 1398-12-31
Rules Name of the game
Content Attestation of the game in Goparaju's translation of Simhasana Dvatrimsika. Vasantha 2003: 28.
Confidence 100
Source Vasantha, R. 2003. "Board Games from the City of Vijayanagara (Hampi), 1336-1565: a survey and a study." Board Game Studies 6: 25-36.
Id DLP.Evidence.1958
Type Ethnography
Location 15°19'29.65"N, 76°28'10.86"E
Date 2003-01-01 - 2003-12-31
Rules Triangular board, with a line drawn from the apex to the base. The triangle is intersected by two rectangles which do not touch one another. One player plays as three tigers, the other plays as eighteen goats.
Content "Two variant games are described in Goparaju’s Simhasana dvatrimsika (1398) and are still in use in this region.
- 3 tiger and 18-goat play" Vasantha 2003: 28.
Confidence 100
Source Vasantha, R. 2003. "Board Games from the City of Vijayanagara (Hampi), 1336-1565: a survey and a study." Board Game Studies 6: 25-36.
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