Kanji Guti
Ruleset:
Kanji Guti
Game
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Period(s)
Modern
Summary
Rules for Kanji Guti.
Description
These rules were observed by H. Gupta in Orissa, India in the early twentieth century.
Rules
Two rows of seven holes. Twelve counters in each hole, except in the central hole of each row, one of which has one counter and the other is empty. Players do not own a row of holes, rather each player owns the six holes on one side of the central holes. Sowing occurs in an anti-clockwise direction. Neither player may begin sowing from the central holes. When sowing ends, if the next hole after the hole in which the final counter was placed is occupied, these counters are picked up and sown. If this hole is empty, the counters in the hole opposite it are captured. Play continues until all of the counters have been captured. The player who captures the most pieces wins.
Concepts
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Reference
Gupta 1923: 73.
Other Rulesets
Origin
India
Identifiers
DLP.GameRulesets.432
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