Indian chess

Indian chess, often referred to as "Chaturanga," is an ancient strategy game believed to have originated in India around the 6th century AD. It represents a battle between two armies, with each piece symbolizing various military units. The game has evolved over centuries, influencing modern chess. The objective is to checkmate the opponent's king while safeguarding your own. Chess is deeply embedded in Indian culture, showcased in historical texts and competitive play. India has produced many world-class players and hosts numerous tournaments, reflecting its significance in both strategic thinking and recreational enjoyment.