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- Short_assize abstract ""The short assize" (French court assize = "short sitting") is Harold James Ruthven Murray's name for a chess variant that was played in medieval Europe. It was somewhat like sittuyin but developed independently, probably to get the armies into contact sooner. It was current in England and Paris in the second half of the 12th century, and perhaps at other times and/or places.The pieces started with the pawns on the third ranks, and the queen on the same square as the e-file pawn. These two pieces could not be moved together, and after that no two pieces of the same color could be on the same square together. But, before either moved, both could be captured together. After that, the usual rules of medieval chess (i.e. shatranj or similar) applied.Murray records these two starting positions, and writes as if the players could choose the starting positions of their kings and bishops and knights and rooks. It is not known if the game had an initial setting-up stage like in sittuyin.The ordinary European chess of the time was sometimes called the long assize to distinguish.".
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- Short_assize wikiPageID "21670230".
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- Short_assize wikiPageRevisionID "550757953".
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Burma.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Category:Chess_variants.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Chess960.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Harold_James_Ruthven_Murray.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Harold_Murray.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Myanmar.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Paris.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Shatranj.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink Sittuyin.
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLink File:Aa_shortassizeposn1.jpg.
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- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLinkText "Short assize".
- Short_assize wikiPageWikiLinkText "short assize".
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- Short_assize subject Category:Chess_variants.
- Short_assize hypernym Name.
- Short_assize type Variant.
- Short_assize comment ""The short assize" (French court assize = "short sitting") is Harold James Ruthven Murray's name for a chess variant that was played in medieval Europe. It was somewhat like sittuyin but developed independently, probably to get the armies into contact sooner. It was current in England and Paris in the second half of the 12th century, and perhaps at other times and/or places.The pieces started with the pawns on the third ranks, and the queen on the same square as the e-file pawn.".
- Short_assize label "Short assize".
- Short_assize sameAs m.05mqhts.
- Short_assize sameAs Q7502013.
- Short_assize sameAs Q7502013.
- Short_assize sameAs 短兵象棋.
- Short_assize wasDerivedFrom Short_assize?oldid=550757953.
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