![]() ![]() Guo Bailing 過百齡 He edited the famous book Guanzi Pu (官子譜).The rule was territory scoring with group tax before Ming dynasty. During the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) Chinese rules changed.This classic has great historical importance mostly because it has inspired all other tsumego books around the world. These problems demonstrate tesuji(double snapback, big-headed ghost, under the stone, to name a few), patterns often seen in the corner(shapes similar to L groups and so on), life and death situations, and more. It collected nice essays, valuable game records, and 376 ingenious problems. 1349 AD: 玄玄棋經 Xuan Xuan Qijing by 嚴德甫 Yan Defu and 晏天章 Yan Tianzhang.This book collected famous essays like Qijing Shisanpian.,several ancient records of games including Wu Diagrams, Ranka.,some old josekis, 34 tsumego problems (the oldest tsumego book), and more. around 1100 AD: 忘憂清樂集(literally " Forget Worry Pure Happy") by Li Yi Min (李逸民) The oldest surviving Go book.1050 AD: Qijing Shisanpian, the 13-Chapter Classic of Go.Ji Xin Wang wrote the 10 Golden Rules of Go during the T'ang dynasty (some 1300 years ago).around 250 AD: " Wu Diagrams" (孫策召呂範奕棋局面)(earliest recorded Go game).1st century AD: " Yi Zhi" (Essence of Go) by Ban Gu (班固 奕旨) (oldest surviving text devoted specifically to Go).3rd century BC: Mencius by Mengzi mentioned a famous go player called Yi Qiu.6th century BC: " Analects" by Confucius mentioned Go (oldest surviving Go reference).Article continues to state that the second millennium B. 2356 BC: Go invented "according to some sources" (Encyclopedia Britannica).According to another legend, Shun ( 2255-2205 BC) invented Go to teach his son Shang Jun.According to a legend, Emperor Yao ( 2357-2255 BC) invented Go to enlighten his son Dan Zhu. ![]()
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