Taikyoku shōgi (Japanese: 大局将棋, lit. "ultimate chess") is the largest known variant of shogi (Japanese chess). The game was created around the mid-16th century (presumably by priests) and is based on earlier large board shogi games. Before the rediscovery of taikyoku shogi in 1997, tai shogi was believed to be the largest playable chess variant ever. It has not been shown that taikyoku shogi was ever widely played. There are only two sets of restored taikyoku shogi pieces and one of them is held at Osaka University of Commerce. One game may be played over several long sessions and require each player to make over a thousand moves.
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| - Taikyoku shogi (fr)
- 大局将棋 (ja)
- Тайкёку сёги (ru)
- Taikyoku shogi (en)
- 大局將棋 (zh)
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| - Le Taikyoku shōgi (大局将棋, littéralement « échec ultime ») est la plus grande variante connue du shogi (échec Japonais). Le jeu aurait été créé aux alentours du XVIe siècle.C'est l'un des plus grands jeux de société au monde disposant de 402 pièces par joueur (soit un total de 804 pièces). (fr)
- 大局将棋(たいきょくしょうぎ)は古将棋の1つ。知られている将棋としては駒数と盤面が最大のものである。 (ja)
- Тайкёку сёги (яп. 大局将棋 тайкёку сё:ги, «глобальные сёги») — самый крупный из известных вариантов сёги (японских шахмат). В начальной расстановке у каждого из игроков имеется по 402 фигуры 209 видов (всего 804 фигуры). Доска для тайкёку сёги имеет размер 36 × 36 клеток (1,5 на 1,5 метра). (ru)
- 大局將棋(たいきょくしょうぎ)是歷史記載以來棋盤最大、棋子種類、數量最多的日本將棋變體,是二人對弈的棋類遊戲。 關於大局將棋的記載曾經在1990年代的的未整理資料之中的大橋家的古代著作《》中發現出來。這是在江戶時代的概念,因為現在尚未尋找得到大局將棋現存的棋譜,所以還沒有在當時製作大局將棋的棋子、棋盤的史實證據。 大局將棋吸收了自時代過去幾乎所有將棋變體的棋子,包括本將棋、中將棋、大將棋、天竺大將棋、大大將棋、摩訶大大將棋、泰將棋、和將棋,並又對許多棋子的走法及升級加以改造,因此使得大局將棋自成一個獨特的體系,沒有人可以確保現今流傳規則是唯一正確的。 現今在日本之中已知經過復原的大局將棋有兩組,其中一組成為了大阪商業大學的收藏。 2004年5月19日日本電視節目《小知識之泉》(トリビアの泉 〜素晴らしきムダ知識〜)播放了棋士與的大局將棋對局。大概32小時41分鐘(3天)後,先手安用寺孝功用了3805手(兩手等於一回合)打敗了伊藤博文,這是現代最初的大局將棋對局。對局結束後,安用寺發出了「不想再下第二次(もう二度とやりたくない)」,伊藤則發出了「輸了不後悔(負けて悔しさはない)」的感慨。 (zh)
- Taikyoku shōgi (Japanese: 大局将棋, lit. "ultimate chess") is the largest known variant of shogi (Japanese chess). The game was created around the mid-16th century (presumably by priests) and is based on earlier large board shogi games. Before the rediscovery of taikyoku shogi in 1997, tai shogi was believed to be the largest playable chess variant ever. It has not been shown that taikyoku shogi was ever widely played. There are only two sets of restored taikyoku shogi pieces and one of them is held at Osaka University of Commerce. One game may be played over several long sessions and require each player to make over a thousand moves. (en)
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| - Le Taikyoku shōgi (大局将棋, littéralement « échec ultime ») est la plus grande variante connue du shogi (échec Japonais). Le jeu aurait été créé aux alentours du XVIe siècle.C'est l'un des plus grands jeux de société au monde disposant de 402 pièces par joueur (soit un total de 804 pièces). (fr)
- Taikyoku shōgi (Japanese: 大局将棋, lit. "ultimate chess") is the largest known variant of shogi (Japanese chess). The game was created around the mid-16th century (presumably by priests) and is based on earlier large board shogi games. Before the rediscovery of taikyoku shogi in 1997, tai shogi was believed to be the largest playable chess variant ever. It has not been shown that taikyoku shogi was ever widely played. There are only two sets of restored taikyoku shogi pieces and one of them is held at Osaka University of Commerce. One game may be played over several long sessions and require each player to make over a thousand moves. Because the game was found only recently after centuries of obscurity, it is difficult to say exactly what all the rules were. Several documents describing the game have been found; however, there are differences between them. It is not too clear how accurate the rules given by modern sources for the game are, because many of the pieces appear in other shogi variants with a consistent move there, but are given different moves in taikyoku shogi. The board, and likewise the pieces, were made much smaller than usual for the other variants, making archeological finds difficult to decipher. Research into this game continues. It is not clear if the game was ever played much historically. (en)
- 大局将棋(たいきょくしょうぎ)は古将棋の1つ。知られている将棋としては駒数と盤面が最大のものである。 (ja)
- Тайкёку сёги (яп. 大局将棋 тайкёку сё:ги, «глобальные сёги») — самый крупный из известных вариантов сёги (японских шахмат). В начальной расстановке у каждого из игроков имеется по 402 фигуры 209 видов (всего 804 фигуры). Доска для тайкёку сёги имеет размер 36 × 36 клеток (1,5 на 1,5 метра). (ru)
- 大局將棋(たいきょくしょうぎ)是歷史記載以來棋盤最大、棋子種類、數量最多的日本將棋變體,是二人對弈的棋類遊戲。 關於大局將棋的記載曾經在1990年代的的未整理資料之中的大橋家的古代著作《》中發現出來。這是在江戶時代的概念,因為現在尚未尋找得到大局將棋現存的棋譜,所以還沒有在當時製作大局將棋的棋子、棋盤的史實證據。 大局將棋吸收了自時代過去幾乎所有將棋變體的棋子,包括本將棋、中將棋、大將棋、天竺大將棋、大大將棋、摩訶大大將棋、泰將棋、和將棋,並又對許多棋子的走法及升級加以改造,因此使得大局將棋自成一個獨特的體系,沒有人可以確保現今流傳規則是唯一正確的。 現今在日本之中已知經過復原的大局將棋有兩組,其中一組成為了大阪商業大學的收藏。 2004年5月19日日本電視節目《小知識之泉》(トリビアの泉 〜素晴らしきムダ知識〜)播放了棋士與的大局將棋對局。大概32小時41分鐘(3天)後,先手安用寺孝功用了3805手(兩手等於一回合)打敗了伊藤博文,這是現代最初的大局將棋對局。對局結束後,安用寺發出了「不想再下第二次(もう二度とやりたくない)」,伊藤則發出了「輸了不後悔(負けて悔しさはない)」的感慨。 (zh)
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