External Link: Gustavian Cannon Chess
The Swedish Cannon is perfectly suited for the Gustavian board. As long as there are jump moves, the Swedish Cannon functions like a Korean Cannon, it both slides and captures after the jump. However, and here's the fine thing, when the Swedish Cannon cannot jump it may slide like a rook, but without capture. This makes it stronger than both its counterparts, the Chinese Cannon and the Korean Cannon, and easily integrable in a Western piece context. A Zillions
program and more information is here.
Setup
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External Link: http://www.two-paths.com/bg/gustaviancannon.htm
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By M Winther.
Last revised by H. G. Muller.
Web page created: 2007-04-22. Web page last updated: 2025-04-17