Go History - Is It a Chinese or a Japanese Game?
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- You've probably heard that the game of Go has its origin in China and it's known as Weiqi there. However Go comes from the Japanese name "Igo" and all of its history seems to be centered around Japan. Why? Let's find out.
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00:00:00 Go is a Japanese game?
00:00:20 The origins of Go
00:00:47 Game of Go comes to Japan
00:01:42 Toyotomi Hideyoshi organizes a big tournament
00:02:28 The four Go schools
00:03:34 Who is Godokoro?
00:04:36 The Meiji Restoration
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These go history videos are some of the best on the channel! Looking forward to the next!
Thank you! We really enjoy making history videos too!
It blows my mind that a board game was State sponsored.
It shouldn't. Chess has national teams and Olympiads. Russian has sponsored chess as their national sport for years and recruited and trained players. Fischer vs Spassky was a world event and Spassky was state sponsored. So board games being state sponsored shouldn't a surprise to anyone with a cursory knowledge of 20th Century history. It was only 50 years ago.
And what a beautiful era in game history it was!
6:19 that Japanese speaking caught me off guard😆. すごい！😅
I have just started learning go and your videos are such a big help. Thank you for all the wonderful content!
ありがとうございますww
imagine getting a government salary for being good at a board game today
Wouldn't it be nice for the game?
@@GoMagic Wouldn't it be nice for ANY game?
Yep!
The erasure of Korea here-where Go showed up 200 years earlier than Japan-is just kind of perplexing.
Sorry...
stone scoring and group tax is more natural to the game than rigid Japanese rules
Are the Chinese rules different I meant to say?
What do you mean?
I think he/she means the scoring system. I am a bit confused myself.@@GoMagic
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rules_of_Go for a comprehensive answer. They are different, but it usually does not affect the result or the strategy.
Can you do a video just like this one, but about Chess?
Interesting idea!
Just type in the UA-cam search bar "history of chess".
Tibet is hardly China
True!
Okinawa is hardly Japanese. Most people there dont like Japan, but who cares?
People suddenly care so much if it's China.
Please do some research before posting videos.
Could you be more specific? What evidence do you see of a lack of research?
Anything we missed?
Correct me if I am wrong, but in your video, you mentioned that Japan created the game that we know today which is an empty board and no pre-arranged position. I think that China and Korea also had an empty board. Only chess and chess variants such as Chinese xiangqi do have pre-arranged positions.@@PJTraill
@@PingPingTravelin Chinese weiqi there were times when the board was pre-arranged.
@@xXCEEHUXx Thanks for this. I was not aware.