Go information in edo period

-I watch too many chess souls.

One player, Hideyoshi (June 6, 65438+0829-September 3, 65438 +0862), was considered by many as the greatest player in the golden age of Go (65438+the middle of the 9th century).

In the north, the father's name is Sang Yuanlun San, and the mother's name is Gui, which is the second child in the family. Japanese Zheng Wen was born in 12 (equivalent to 1829) in Waipu Town, Rendao City, Japan. Formerly known as Torajiro Sang Yuan, he was born in Hitoshima (now Omoh City, Hiroshima Prefecture). Legend has it that when he was 3 or 4 years old, he would stop crying as long as he was given chess pieces, and then black and white lined up to play. When he was five years old, his mother began to teach him go. By the time he was six years old, no one in the village could be an opponent of chess. After playing against Asano Nagaakira in Sanyuan Gongcheng at the age of seven, he was considered to be a stable chess player. Later, I worshipped monk Baozhen, abbot of Zhu Yuanbaoquan, as my teacher.

In the winter when he was nine years old, under the recommendation of Asano Nagaakira, Hujiro went to Edo (note: around Tokyo now), entered the home of Honebo, and became a disciple of Zhang He of Honebo. At the age of eleven, he returned to his hometown after receiving the initial approval. Asano Nagaakira awarded the salaries of five generals and retainers at that time to Hu Erlang. At the age of fifteen, after four stages of identification, it was renamed Xiu Ce (note: Japanese people, like China people, had a baby name when they were young, and there will be another name after the adult ceremony, "or Fu Yuan". It's very similar to China's Chinese characters. )/kloc-when he was 0/7 years old, his salary increased to 12 times that of a general retainer. /kloc-at the age of 0/8, he won the title of "red-eared skillful hand" after playing chess with Hua Nan in Osaka.

Since I was a child, I have been cast under He Xiumen of Benyifang, and I have shown my outstanding qualifications very early. In the third duel between Inoue Hanao and He Xiu, the chess game was in the middle. Hanao carefully set a trap that could kill his opponent, but all the experts at the scene, including He Xiu, an authority figure, failed to see through it. However, only 14-year-old Xiu Ce, who served tea as a disciple, saw the trap on the plate, so he made a mistake in details and knocked over the tea lamp. When he looked up, he issued a warning with his eyes, which made He Xiu re-examine the situation before he escaped. However, at that time, apart from He Xiu, Xiu Ce's strength was unknown. It was not until a few years later, when he was traveling abroad, that he met the retired Inoue Flower Man, and he became famous in one fell swoop and shocked the chess world. This is just the beginning of Xiu Ce's brilliant chess career.

At the age of 20, Xiu Ce was appointed as the heir of the14th Honipo (but did not become the14th Honipo) and married his teacher's daughter. He was officially designated as the successor of Honebo by He Xiu, and began to appear in the War of the Imperial City. Who also didn't expect, after ten years until Xiu Ce's death, Xiu Ce maintained a total victory in the imperial city chess game with many strong players! Moreover, all the players he defeated were completely convinced. Its technology is so magical that people can't help but think of Honebo's tactics 200 years ago. What's even more rare is that Xiu Ce is extremely gentle and modest despite his unparalleled strength in ancient and modern times. Therefore, most of his contemporaries were friendly to him, and when he died young in his thirties, the whole Japanese Weiqi world mourned for it. Xiu Ce may be the strongest chess player in history, but he died too early and didn't even become the head of the Honebo family.

"One hand with red ears"

Xiu Ce is one of the three chess players who won the title of "Chess Saint", and the other two are Honipo Doze and Honipo Z Ryan. 1846, he played a game of chess with Inoue, which is probably the most famous move in the history of Go.

Xiu Ce became the heir of Honebo at the age of 20, but died of illness before he succeeded. Later generations still call him the original meaning of Xiu Ce.