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1 Korean traditional games

2 Gonu Ssangyuk Game of yut Korean wrestling Neolttwigi Tuho

3 Gonu Pumpkin Gonu Paeraengi gonu

4 Gonu_History Playing gonu in Kim Hong do’s cultural landscape.
Discovered in Cheongja, Hwang hae do, North Korea

5 Gonu_Origin Originated from China Version of Janggi

6 Pumkin Gonu_Method 1 Prepare 2 tokens for each team
And board like that White token team Black token team

7 by rock-paper-scissors
Pumkin Gonu_Method 2 Decide the turn by rock-paper-scissors

8 Pumpkin Gonu_Method 1 3 Move the token once at once

9 Pumpkin Gonu_Method 4 Move the token Freely in the board

10 Pumpkin Gonu_Method 5 But! Can’t move in the enemy camp

11 Pumpkin Gonu_Method 6 Play game until one can’t move anymore
White team Win!!

12 VIDEO TIME!!-(Pumpkin)

13 Paeraengi Gonu_Method
1 Prepare 6 tokens for each team And a board like left one Black token team White token team

14 Paeraengi Gonu_Method
2 Start with white token

15 Paeraengi Gonu_Method
3 Each token move ten times to right or left side 1 10 2 9 3 8 4 7 5 6

16 Paeraengi Gonu_Method
4 If the 10th space was taken by opponent, you can win that place 1 10 2 9 3 8 4 7 5 6

17 Paeraengi Gonu_Method
5 But if the 10th place was your team’s, should go back to the seat 2 3 1 4 5 = 6 10 9 7 8

18 VIDEO TIME!!-(Paeraengi)

19 Ssangyuk Tokens Board

20 SsangYuk_History Recorded picture by Shin Yoon Bok and Kim Jun Gun in ‘Gisan custom painting album’

21 SsangYuk_Orgin Abram Shrine. Spread out from India. Backgammon

22 Prepare Ssang Yuk game board,
SsangYuk_Method Prepare Ssang Yuk game board, 15 tokens and 2 dices.

23 SsangYuk_Method Decide the turn by rolling the dice.
*One who gets higher number starts first.

24 Roll the dice and move token.
SsangYuk_Method Roll the dice and move token.

25 One who gets all of their tokens out of the board wins the game.
SsangYuk_Method One who gets all of their tokens out of the board wins the game.

26 VIDEO TIME!!-(Ssang Yuk)

27 History repeats itself
It means….. To know the new by studying the old

28

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