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Encyclopedia ID 460
Lau Kata Kati
Also known as লাউ কাটা কাটি

Nine pieces each on a board of two triangles meeting at a point; jump over enemy pieces to capture all of them or stalemate the opponent.
Heritage note
Part of the living heritage of Bangladesh. Animals are partners in this tradition; good care and local rules always come first.
Origins
Usually placed in the era of Crossroads and Golden Ages (about 500 to 1500), although its exact origins are uncertain, within the cultural world of South Asia.
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