Chu Shogi: Basic Endgame

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K-68

K-53

K-67

K-54

K-56

K-64

+DE-86

K-73

K-65

K-63

+DE-75

K-53

K-55

K-43

K-45

K-53

+DE-74

K-43

+DE-63

K-33

+DE-64

K-24

K-36

K-33

K-35

K-42

K-44

K-51

+DE-73

K-61

K-53

K-71

K-63

K-81

+DE-83

K-91

+DE-93

K-a1

+DE-a3

K-b1

K-74

K-c2

+DE-b4

K-b2

K-83

K-a2

K-82

K-b2

K-93

K-a1

+DE-a3

K-b1

+DE-b3

K-c1

K-a2

K-c2

+DExc2

All examples are from Chu Shogi Library, by Colin Adams and Nixon Bardsley

Chu Shogi: Basic Endgame: 王 vs. 王+太子/成象5

Chu Shogi

Chat room

GalagoDo you know any other endgames like this?
Olekazeking+prince vs king is awin
Galagohow would you win it
Galagothe king can just stay in the center
Olekazeyou can trade your king for his king
GalagoCan you add the line?
GalagoYou're an editor
GalagoOk I got it now
OlekazeI don't know exactly what the best moves are but king + elephant vs king is a win
Olekazeso this is definitely also
GalagoOK
Galagohow are your modern tsume going
Olekazeit's pretty low quality compared to the old ones
GalagoSo you're creating them>
GalagoSpeaking of old ones, I heard that there were some by Ito Sokan
Olekazeyeah they were good
Olekazewe have studies of them
Galagowho do you think were the best old chu shogi players
GalagoMori, Oyama?
OlekazeI know very little about chu history
GalagoYeah, same
WassimBerbarI don't know any at all
GalagoI said because I'm looking for old games that might be interesting for analysis
dax00I don't know of any complete historical game records

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