Which is a popular Indian game, using the concept of ‘ring play’, and originally played on chariots with strategies and tactics possibly derived from the epic, ‘Mahabharata’, and called Rathera?
Which ancient game is played in many variations around the world, but all with the general aim of capturing the opponent's seeds or counters?
What board game is played with 24 pieces on a board marked with 64 squares, where the object is to capture an enemy piece by passing over it to a vacant square behind it?
