RU2004290C1 - Circular chess - Google Patents

Description

If a piece, including a pawn, is allowed, one more chess piece is allowed to be placed on this square, both for one player and his opponent, except for a pawn.

7. On any field of curvilinear trapezoid it is allowed to establish no more than two any chess pieces, except for pawns.

8. If any chess piece is on the curved trapezoid field, then the player must move the second any chess piece moved to this field onto any one free field of the curved rectangle, and the first chess piece is moved to the second free field of the curved rectangle. the field of a curvilinear rectangle on the field of a curvilinear trapezoid is occupied by any chess piece, then the player must move any chess piece moved to this field to the second not yet occupied curvilinear field th rectangle of the curvilinear trapezoid.

9. Two chess pieces, one of which belongs to the opponent, located on two, on the left and on the right side of the curved trapezoid, the floors of the curved rectangles, cannot beat and remove one another.

10. One chess piece beats another chess piece of the opponent only when they are on two different floors of curved rectangles of two different curved trapezoid.

11. The transition of any chess piece from the floor of one curvilinear trapezoid to the field of another is counted in one move of the player.

12. The transition of any chess piece from one field of a curved rectangle to another field of a curved rectangle belonging to one field of a curved trapezoid is not considered

one move and is made simultaneously with the next player move.

13. The pawn only moves forward straight, and beats the opponent’s piece only along the diagonal of a curved rectangle. A pawn can only move along the field of a curved trapezoid to the right or left to the floor of its two, right or left, curved rectangles. It is not allowed to move from the floor of one curved trapezoid to the field of another curved trapezoid to the right or left of the pawn.

14. If any chess piece beats any other chess piece, then the knocked-down piece is removed from the chessboard and the first chess piece is put in its place,

Thus, two players must fulfill the following basic conditions during the game:

1. Players must only X-beat with their own pieces and knock down chess pieces of the opponent only from the fields and to the floor x of the curved rectangles of any curved trapezoid.

2. Each player is allowed to occupy any one of the two fields of curved rectangles of one curved trapezoid or both of these fields with his own chess pieces. On the field of any one curved trapezoid, no more than two any chess pieces belonging to one player or to each player of one piece at a time can be located.

3. Chess pieces belonging to both players, mounted on both floors of curved rectangles belonging to the field of one curved trapezoid, do not have the right to shoot down one another.

(56) U.S. Patent No. 3,776,554, CL. A 63 F3 / 02, 1973.

Claims (1)

The claims A game containing a board with a playing field in the form of a ring divided by concentric circles into eight concentric rings intersected by eight straight radial lines with the possibility of forming equal sections on each concentric ring, equipped with indexes and colored in a checkerboard pattern in black and white colors, and two groups of game elements consisting of one of sixteen white and the other of sixteen black chess pieces, characterized in that the sections of each concentric ring are divided into three parts by means of two straight lines parallel to two adjacent radial lines equidistant from them and intersecting on the central circle, wherein the concentric rings are made integral B , 3 with 0