Konane civil war

Konane civil warKonane is an ancient two player strategy board game from Hawaii. Before contact with Europeans, the game was played using small pieces of white coral and black lava on a large carved rock which doubled as both board and table. The Pu'uhonua o H'naunau National Historical Park features one of these ancient stone game boards. Konane is sometimes called "Hawaiian Checkers," but aside from jumping captures, there is almost no resemblance. Konane does have

It was played in the court of King Alfonso the tenth of Castile

The game of MuTorere originated among the Maori tribes of New Zealand (though similar games are found elsewhere)

even if some of the surrounding pegs the dux's own men

" but later came to England where it became known as "Hare and Hounds

In England

allowing you to remove an opponent's peg

Create traps and dead ends

the objective is to "capture" five goats to win

turn-by-turn

It's a familiar goal

Only one army will ultimately triumph for the glory of the King

and Main Chuki or Tjuki