This game is documented in Alfonso X's Libro de los Juegos. It is one of the earliest hunt games that has documented rules, and was played in thirteenth century Spain.
Rules
One player is the rabbit, and the other player plays with twelve other pieces. They may also play with either ten or eleven pieces instead of twelve. The pieces move along the lines. The goal is to corner the rabbit so that it cannot move. The rabbit may hop over the other pieces to capture them. The rabbit wins by reducing the opponent to nine pieces.
Libro de los Juegos 92.
These rules were taken from the Alfonso X ruleset.
All Rulesets
Described rulesets Alfonso X
Described in El Libro de los Juegos. Murray
Suggested by H. J. R. Murray.
