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Link to: Hiashatar

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On this webpage, L.U.Kisliouk describes the Mongolian Chess games of Shatar and Hiashatar. Shatar is relatively well known, but Hiashatar -- played on a 10 x 10 board with a pair of additional pieces per side called Bodyguards -- is all but unknown.

Hiashatar board

Hiashatar : http://www.geocities.com/kisslook/eng/mongeng.html 






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