Period Medieval, Modern

Region Eastern Asia

Category Reconstruction, Done, Board, War

Description

Eleven-Fang is a game played in China. Though the game was described in the late twentieth century, it is likely to be much older, since a board belonging to it was found in a Tang Dynasty tomb, but which could date up to 1936.

Rules

11x11 intersecting lines.

These rules were taken from the Historical Information ruleset.

All Rulesets

Reconstructed rulesets
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 1) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 2) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 3) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 4) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 5) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 6) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 7) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 8) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 9) Reconstructed with Ludii
Eleven-Fang (Ludii 10) Reconstructed with Ludii

Incomplete rulesets
Historical Information Rules from DLP evidence.

Origin

China

Ludeme Description

Eleven-Fang.lud

Concepts

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Evidence Map

2 pieces of evidence in total. Browse all evidence for Eleven-Fang here.

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Evidence category: All Artifact Art Text Ethnography

Evidence coloured based on: Age None

Map style: Streets OpenStreetMaps ArcGIS Topographique Voyager

Sources

Shimizu, Y. and S. Miyahara. 2002. "Game Boards in the Longmen Caves and the Game of Fang." Board Game Studies 5: 25-33.

Identifiers

DLP.Games.976

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