Keima is a chess piece in shogi. It can only go to the left or right of the first two squares. The middle chess piece does not hinder Keima's progress. Can be upgraded to Chenggui.

Asuma said that Shikamaru is like Keima, which means that although his attack power is limited, he can play a unique and important role in combat with his flexible method.

Shogi, Japanese Hiragana: しょうぎ Katakana: ショウギ Roman pronunciation: syo u gi is also called Honshogi, also known as Japanese chess, a board game popular in Japan. The ancestor of shogi is Chaturanga or Chinese chess in India about 5,000 years ago. The mainstream view is that it was introduced from Southeast Asia; one theory is that chess from the Tang Dynasty was introduced to Japan and evolved. During the Heian period, it evolved into Heian Shogi and Heian Dai Shogi.

After that, Heian Shogi branched into Ko Shogi, Chu Shogi, Dai Shogi, Dai Shogi, Tianzhu Dai Shogi, Maha Dai Shogi, Tai Shogi, Daiju Shogi and many other Japanese shogi predecessors. Legend has it that Emperor Go-Nara After improving Shogi, Ohashi Munekei finally removed the drunken elephant from the chess piece in the early Edo period, determined the rules of Shogi, and formally established the popular Japanese Shogi in the 21st century.

Extended information:

Shogi game rules:

Chessboard:

The shogi board is a chessboard consisting of 10 horizontal lines and 10 A square grid with intersecting vertical lines, and the chess pieces are placed within the square grid, which is a chessboard with 9 rows and 9 columns. The three rows close to you are your own formation, and the three rows far away from you and close to your opponent are the enemy's formation.

Chess pieces:

The shogi pieces are bell-shaped with a pointed front end. Unlike Chinese chess and international chess, shogi is distinguished by the direction in which the front end of the chess pieces points.

There are eight types of chess pieces in Shogi***. As shown in the figure, from left to right in the upper row are the Flying Chariot (Dragon King), Wang Jiang Jade General, Jiao Xing (Dragon Horse), while in the downward row from left to right are the Xiang Chai (Cheng Xiang), Yin Jiang (Cheng Yin), Jin Jiang, Guima (Chenggui), infantry (Chengbu).

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