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Chinese Chess

The Pieces Of The Game And

How They Move

In the game of Chinese chess, there are sixteen

peices for each side. The general, two guards, two

elephants, two horses, two rooks, two cannons and

five pawns.

The General of Chinese chess is the

western equivilant of a king. Once

the general has been captured, you

lose. The General cannot go outside

the palace, and can only move vertical

or horizantally one space at a time.

There are two guards who are the

General's defence.they too cannot go

outside the palace. They only move on

their given diagonals.

On the red side, there are no Elephants, but

there are bishops. they move the same way

Elephants move, up two over two. These peices

cannot go over their side of the river.

The horse, the knight is the same in western chess. It moves up two, over one. this peice can go over the river. they can play offence, and defence.

These are the rooks. They are one

the more powerful peices. they can

go horizantal or virtical for as

long as they want. they can go over the river as well.

The cannon is like the rook. it

can move virtical or horizantal

for as many spaces as it wants.

to capture, it must go over a peice.

the cannon cannot go over two

peices to capture.

The soldiers are the pawns of Western chess.

they can only go forward one space until they

cross the river, then they can go sideways one

space. unlike western chess, soldiers don't have

to go diagonal to capture.

How To Play

Chinese chess is much like western chess. The

object of the game is to capture the opponents'

king, or general. Red goes first, they can move

any piece on the board. Black goes second, going

by the same rules as red. each opponent exchanges

moves, until one player is in check mate, the official

term in which there is no possible move to save the

king or general. this marks the end of the game.

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