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?
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
OK. Bring your war elephant and your sacred cow, I'm bringing my omelette and we wil have a duel. The winner determine who is right.
Altough chess is for serious people, aspects of it show that its conceptors had a sense of humor.
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 😋
chess was just born in India,or else It is russia and greece who gets the credit
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!!!
Besides Chinese had the habit of saying wrong information LIKE - COVID19 etc
You got that right, hunnie. I want to go to China and shouting the bad word to them because of Covid!!!
China tries to steal everything from India, they are even trying to steal Kashmir.
I GOING TO CHINA TO STEALING EVERYTHING FROM THEM!!
Then I shouting no good to them and make them feel SAD long time already.
Bah! That's been a long going problem in the United States!!!
As President Trump calls it, "Fake News!!!!"
I no like Fake News. I don't watch it!!! Maybe Im going to shouting the no good at the Fake News!!! Because that's maybe what President Trump does!!!
Then lock the thread, my darling!!! 
hey guys! you should all join my chat forum- "banned from chatting" I would really appreciate it xx
The truth is,bold capital letters are not needed for the truth.
Professor Li: The “Chess-was-invented-in-India“ theory has been with us for at least 300 years, so it is difficult to dislodge it in just a few years’ time. In my book “The Genealogy of Chess” there is an extensive discussion of the Arab “Shatranj”. With the help of diagrams I have demonstrated that “Shatranj ul-Kebir”, the 112-square version, is derived from an 11x11 version of XiangQi. Similarly, “Shatranj ul-Seghir”, the simplified 8x8 version, is derived from a 8x8 version of XiangQi. I have proven the dissemination of XiangQi to Persia and India via the Silk Road. Additionally, using diagrams from Japanese sources, I have also traced Shogi from its early versions with an 8x8-board to the 9x9-board – which has survived until today – and beyond. The result of my research: I can not find any support for the “Chess-is-an-Indian-invention“ thesis.
Professor Li: Chinese Historians have two advantages over Indian-school historians. First, there are numerous literature references written in Chinese; there are but a few in Sanskrit. Secondly, archaeological finds from China are being added every year. There is precisely zero from India. This is understandable: how can you find references or artefacts when an event – the birth of chess – did not actually happen in that country?
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It's enjoyable to read the tentative conclusions by academics with their use of nuance and numerous qualified statements. Sigh. Just more research without a definitive conclusion.
Fou means crazy in French
Mr T was French?