vs. Ishida-Style...【Shogi Game Part 8】

[@Nelly.Ramirez]

I like your videos ❤ and tellme Chouwa what do You think about Heian Shogi rules?

[@ChouwaShogiChannel]

Thanks for the comment! I've never played Heian Shogi before, but it seems interesting... I think it's more similar to chess since you can't reuse your pieces, but it'll definitely take longer to play since there is neither rook nor bishop. I think it can be another possibility of shogi!

[@Nelly.Ramirez]

@@ChouwaShogiChannel I'm studying that early form of Shogi... I'm not clear about lances .. or were rooks? What do You thing about it?

[@ChouwaShogiChannel]

I'm not really sure about it either, but I guess there's no rooks in Heian Shogi. Maybe the lance can be a key in Heian Shogi rules since there's no major pieces and the edge can be a important battlefield.

[@Nelly.Ramirez]

@@ChouwaShogiChannel oh wow.. so, tellme Chouwa, what do You think about shogi came from?

[@ChouwaShogiChannel]

It is generally said that the origin of shogi and other boardgames is chaturanga in India. And I also think Heian Shogi is the oldest type of shogi. Also, Sho-Shogi is another important variation of shogi since it is said that you could "drop" pieces from then on.