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Jeson Mor

Jeson Mor ("9 horses") is a two-player board game played on a 9x9 checkerboard that originates in Mongolia. This game was described in "The Encyclopedia of Chess Variants" (by David Pritchard). Each horse moves like the Chess k…

Players
2
Duration
10 min
Age
—
Complexity
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Jeson Mor ("9 horses") is a two-player board game played on a 9x9 checkerboard that originates in Mongolia. This game was described in "The Encyclopedia of Chess Variants" (by David Pritchard).

Each horse moves like the Chess knight. The goal of the game is to move one of your own horses to the middle cell of the board and then to move that horse outside the middle cell.

A player also wins if he captures all opponent's horses.

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