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Kōnane

Kōnane (or rarely mū) is a two-player Hawaiian strategy board game invented and played by its native people. The game is played on a rectangular board and begins with black and white counters filling the board in an alternating pattern. Players then hop over one another's pieces, capturing them. All moves are capturing moves.

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Board game · Abstract strategy game · Mind sport
Skills
Strategy, tactics
Synonyms
Mū (rare)

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Kōnane

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples27
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Kōnane

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related to Mathematical analysis · 12
Kōnane → Bob Hearn, Carlos Pereira, Chan, Combinatorial-Game-Theoretic, Ernst, In, Jorge Nuna Silva, Konane, PSPACE-complete, Santos, There, Tsai
related to background · 6
Kōnane → Hawaii, Hōnaunau National Historical Park, James Cook, Kumulipo, The, The Puʻuhonua
related to Equipment · 4
Kōnane → Furthermore, Modern, Pieces, The
Genres · 3
Kōnane → Abstract strategy game, Board game, Mind sport
Skills · 1
Kōnane → Strategy, tactics
Synonyms · 1
Kōnane → Mū (rare)

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game board pieces capturing piece mū one also capture black white played orthogonally player enemy rectangular alternating pattern players strategy

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
KōnaneGenresBoard game1.00infobox
KōnaneGenresAbstract strategy game1.00infobox
KōnaneGenresMind sport1.00infobox
KōnaneSkillsStrategy, tactics1.00infobox
KōnaneSynonymsMū (rare)1.00infobox
Kōnanerelated to backgroundThe0.60section
Kōnanerelated to backgroundThe Puʻuhonua0.60section
Kōnanerelated to backgroundHōnaunau National Historical Park0.60section
Kōnanerelated to backgroundKumulipo0.60section
Kōnanerelated to backgroundJames Cook0.60section
Kōnanerelated to backgroundHawaii0.60section
Kōnanerelated to EquipmentThe0.60section

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