okay,Then play this game,which country am I from?
The Land Down Under?
yaar,yeh kya bata raha hain tun?what is this?
okay,Then play this game,which country am I from?
The Land Down Under?
yaar,yeh kya bata raha hain tun?what is this?
kindly? With all due respect, Master Chang, go sniff a gulon! China can only produce games like go. Chess belongs to India!!!
If you had done your research properly, you would know that the first form of chess was chaturanga, an Indian game
kindly? With all due respect, Master Chang, go sniff a gulon! China can only produce games like go. Chess belongs to India!!!
actually chess was "just born"in India,chess belongs to russia and greece
kindly? With all due respect, Master Chang, go sniff a gulon! China can only produce games like go. Chess belongs to India!!!
actually chess was "just born"in India,chess belongs to russia and greece
I apologise for the incorrect use of words. However, it does NOT belong to any country, as such. It belongs to the whole world.
I am not clairvoyant. ( a clairvoyant is somebody who sees stuff without them being there)
I know what a clairvoyant is.
read the brackets
Arabs took Shatranj from Persians and Ziryab (who btw is a member here) introduced it to Al-Ándalus during 8th century. Several centuries later, chess was originated in the kingdom of Valencia.
Btw ‘ clairvoyant’ is a French word.
So is ‘ spectre’
All things supernatural have French terminology.
Oddly terminology is not French it is Latin but Latin is a really just a watered down version of French.
So chess is Chinese, then went to India and Persia. En passant by France, it became what it is known today. Chess would therefore be an internacional game.
And then, why a "fou" is a bishop in English? I guess the profesión of fou du roi simply never existed in England
ok, that is disgustingly wrong. Chess is INdian. DO ur research before opening ur mouth
So chess is Chinese, then went to India and Persia. En passant by France, it became what it is known today. Chess would therefore be an internacional game.
And then, why a "fou" is a bishop in English? I guess the profesión of fou du roi simply never existed in England
ok, that is disgustingly wrong. Chess is INdian. DO ur research before opening ur mouth
it was inspired from the wars which happened at that time
So chess is Chinese, then went to India and Persia. En passant by France, it became what it is known today. Chess would therefore be an internacional game.
And then, why a "fou" is a bishop in English? I guess the profesión of fou du roi simply never existed in England
ok, that is disgustingly wrong. Chess is INdian. DO ur research before opening ur mouth
Typing normally doesn't require opening the mouth. Why so agitated?
I thought it originated from India. Being an Indian myself I support what I stated. But I guess you living in China (your flag says your from China, sorry If I'm wrong about where you came from) you support that Chess came from China.
We have both the Chinese and Indians in Singapore. So it's settled. Chess originated in Singapore. The Malays must be feeling left out now...
I thought we already established that English came from Latin, therefore Chess originated in Latvia.
But that's where latte comes from. Chess doesn't go with latte.
Latte comes from the Milky Way, so I’m still sticking with Latin comes from Chess.
This is an odd conversation to be having.
It makes about as much sense as Chess came from China.
True:
I like latte & Milky Way's 😋
Starbucks and Peanut M & M's. (the yellow package.)
With this stupid virus in place, we're no longer allowed to bring our own cups!!! So I'll buy theirs, and then right in front of the barista, pour it into my own cup.
Because my cup is aluminum, drink stays hotter for several hours. If you use their cups, it stay hotter for several minutes!!!
Varad ....how on earth would I know which country you are from?
I am not clairvoyant. ( a clairvoyant is somebody who sees stuff without them being there)
Judging by the way you speak and your calm yet slightly apologetic nature I would say you are very likely Canadian or if Belgium was an actual country you would definitely qualify to be Belgian