In Which Country Did Chess Originate?
By Jasreet Kaur
20, Nov 2024 05:00 PM
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Chess is a world-famous board game of strategy and skill. It began in ancient India, where it was known as Chaturanga. Tap to read more.
Indian Beginnings
Chess originated in India around the 6th century, starting as a strategy game called Chaturanga, meaning four divisions of the military.
Chaturanga
Chaturanga represented four military units: infantry, cavalry, elephants, and chariots. It is the earliest recorded form of chess in history.
Persian Influence
The game spread to Persia, where it was refined and renamed Shatranj. Persian culture influenced many of the game's modern elements.
Arab Traders
Arab traders carried Shatranj to Europe, where it evolved further into its modern form during the medieval period.
European Rules
In Europe, chess rules were standardized by the 15th century, introducing new pieces like the Queen and Bishop.
Global Spread
Chess became a worldwide phenomenon, blending strategic depth and cultural heritage, gaining immense popularity in the modern era.
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