Монгол шатрын дүрсийн зарим онцлог
Илтгэсэн хурлын нэр: Дүрслэх урлаг, Технологи, Зураг зүйн боловсролын тулгамдсан асуудал, шийдвэрлэх арга зам
Илтгэгч: Н.Анхбаяр
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Илтгэсэн огноо: 2012-04-20
Илтгэлийн хураангуй: Abstract Chess is the one of the most innovative
games in the world. The king in western chess is called Noyon in shatar and
usually depicted by a prince seated on a throne. The queen is called Bers, meaning “snow
panther”, may be depicted as a mythical lion, a tiger, a snow panther. The
western bishop is called Teme, meaning two-humped camel and
knight is a Mori, not
surprisingly Mongolian
word for horse. Teme and Mori are major animals of Mongolian
5 herd animals. But a great deal of creative features is given to depiction of
the Mongol rook which is called Tereg,
means “cart.” This piece may be represented by a horse or ox-drawn cart, a
portable tent, a cart wheel, a karmic wheel, a truck or even an automobile. The
pawn is Khu, meaning “child”, is always smaller than the other
pieces, and it can look like just about anything such as small person or
animal. Since the chess was introduced in Mongolia, shapes of chess pieces have
changed and variety of variations did occur based on characteristically
Mongolian nomadic life and civilization influences. Keywords: Mongolian chess, Shatar, nomad
Илтгэлийн төрөл: Бүрэлдэхүүн болон Дээд сургуулийн ЭШХ
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