B

C

Calculations  see Counting

 

Calhoun, Barbara

“Barbara Calhoun: America’s Ambassador of Go” (Wood)   53: 55-58*

 

Calligraphy

by Cho Chikun   116: 20*

by Fujisawa Shuko   113: 14*;  119: 10*

Fujisawa Shuko holds exhibition   57: 31-32*

Honinbo Shushin   113: 18*

by Kato Masao   47: 31*

by Kobayashi Koichi   44: 27*

by Takemiya Masaki   46: 37*

Three Courtesans Practicing Calligraphy  (cover note)   99: 1

 

Canadian Go Association

see also Quebec Go Association

publishes newsletter (1979)   14: 16

 

Canadian Open Go Championship

1978 report   11: 4

1978: Selick vs. Lee (play-off)   14: 40-41, 57-58*

1980 report   22: 4

1983 report   33: 4

1984 announcement and note   34: 4;  38: 5

1985 report   41: 5

1987 announcement   48: ibc

1990 announcement   57: 5

 

Canadian tournaments

see also Alberta Open , Canadian Open Go Championship , Montreal Honinbo ,

     Ottawa Tournament , Quebec Open , Toronto Open

1981-82 reports   27: 5

 

Candidates Tournament (British Championship)

1984 report (Granville)   35: 7

 

Cao Dayuan

Bawang Title Match 1995, defeats Yu Bin in   73: 6

New Physical Education Cup League 1990, wins   60: 48

 

Cao Dayuan vs. Awaji Shuzo

Japan-China Go Exchange 1985 (Round 5)   42: 17-18*

 

Cao Dayuan vs. Nie Weiping

New Physical Education Cup 1990 (Game 3)   64: 36

 

Cao Dayuan vs. Takemiya Masaki

TV Asia Tournament Final 1991   67: 38-39

 

Cao Dayuan vs. Yang Jinhua

WAGC 1982 (final)   28: 34-36

 

Cao Yuyin

Queen of the New Stars Title Match 2007, wins   111: 9

 

Capping move

see also Knight capping move ...

attack against two-space extension, used as   57: 41-43

calculation of bad defensive moves (problems) against   45: 41, 48-49;

     48: 42, 45-46

problem   37: 52, 57, 58

 

Captures  see Most captures

 

Capturing races

“Capturing Race Problems” [2 parts]   50: 43-47;  54: 28-29, 31-35

“Fill the outside liberties first” (proverb)   73: 59, 62;  74: 49, 52-53

“How to Capture?” (problems)   38: 40-41, 46-48

“An Introduction to Tesuji”. Part 3 (Kataoka Satoshi)   74: 49, 52-54

“The Myriad Techniques of Go” (problems by Sato Masaharu)   68: 49, 54-57, 64

“One eye beats no eyes” (proverb)   73: 59, 51

“One-Move Problem”   58: 15, 68

“One Page Lesson: Semeai Tesuji” (Nakagawa Shinji)   28: 54

“Semeai Problems” (Rin Kaiho)   44: 34, 37

“Twelve Capturing-Race Problems”   98: 59-64

“Two Semeai Problems”   59: 46, 68

 

Capturing techniques

see also Geta , Ladder

“Good Style and Correct Shape” (problems and examples by Cho Chikun)

     49: 49-51

“An Introduction to Tesuji”. Part 1 (Kataoka Satoshi)   72: 13, 61-63

thick defensive move (example)   71: 57-58

 

Carefree and Innocent Pleasures Collection  (classic anthology)

rengo game (1094) from   67: 63-64;  71: 8

 

Cartoon series  see Hikaru no Go

 

Castle games (Edo period)

1648: Sanchi vs. San’etsu   9: ibc, 61

1669: Sanchi vs. Doetsu   10: 64-ibc

1685: Doteki vs. Shunchi   12: 64-ibc

1705: Senkaku vs. Dochi   14: 63-ibc

1780: Yugen Monnyu vs. Senchi Senkaku (2 stones)   23: 61-63

1783: Kono Mototora vs. Senchi Senkaku   23: 63-64

1801: Genjo vs. Mon’etsu Monnyu   30: 57-58

1850: Ito Showa vs. Shusaku (middle-game problem)   16: 49, 50-51

boom of popular interest in late 18th century   16: ibc

Dochi’s performance in   14: 63, 47

Doteki’s performance in   12: 64, ibc

 

Castledine, Brian (19??–79)

death of   13: 4

 

CCTV Cup

see also under its other name Zhaoshang Bank Cup with different numbering

1992 (5th): Ma Xiaochun wins   68: 64

1995 (8th): Ma Xiaochun wins   74: 4

1997 (10th): Nie Weiping wins   80: 49

1997 (10th): Nie vs. Ma (semifinal)   80: 49-51

2002 (15th): Ma Xiaochun wins   95: 14

2003 (16th): Zhou Heyang wins   98: 12

2004 (17th): Gu Li wins   101: 11*;  102: 10

2005 (18th): Liu Xing wins   104: 12

2006 (19th): Luo Xihe wins   108: 10

2007 (20th): Piao Wenyao wins   112: 9

2008 (21st): Xie He wins   115: 10

2009 (22nd): Kong Jie wins   119: 9

 

Cell phones  see iPhone

 

Center

two-step hane towards (examples)   123: 61, 62-63

value of connection compared to corner (discussion)   64: 64

 

Center enclosure

“Original Handicap Strategy” (Miyamoto Naoki)   5: 75-77

“Strange Fusekis — Past and Present: Akagi’s Centre Enclosure”   20: 41

 

Center point  see Tengen

 

Centers  see London , Sao Paulo Go Centers

 

Ceremonies  see Imperial ceremony

 

CGA  see Canadian Go Association

 

Cha, Jimmy

China-Korea match in California 1985 (report)   41: 6-11, 33

“Go in Korea”   37: 20-22*

“Jimmy Cha: Giant Killer” (Wood)   55: 11-17*

Kukgi Title Match 1984 (report)   38: 36-39*

U.S. professionals, wins first match (1988) between   52: 4

 

Cha, Jimmy vs. Cho Chikun

Fujitsu Cup 1990 (Round 2)   60: 13-16*

 

Cha, Jimmy vs. Cho Hun-hyeon

Fujitsu Cup 1989 (quarterfinal)   56: 10-13*

 

Cha, Jimmy vs. Nie Weiping

Fujitsu Cup 1990 (quarterfinal)   61: 12-15*

 

Cha, Jimmy vs. Ohira Shuzo

Fujitsu Cup 1989 (Round 2)   55: 15-17*

 

Cha, Jimmy vs. Redmond, Michael

1984   38: 34-35

 

Cha, Jimmy vs. Yamashiro Hiroshi

Fujitsu Cup 1989 (Round 1)   55: 12-15*

 

Ch’a Min-su  see Cha, Jimmy

 

Chaigowi Title (Top Position)

format, prize money, 1997 winner   80: 6

 

Chaigowi Title Match

1994 (33rd): Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho (Game 3)   71: 53-54

1997 (36th): Yi Ch’ang-ho defeats Cho Hun-hyeon (+ Games 4 & 5)   79: 13-15

1999 (38th): Yi Ch’ang-ho defeats Ahn Cho-young (+ Game 2)   85: 7-8

 

Challenge matches (Edo period)

overview   17: 61

1645-53 (San’etsu vs. Sanchi): historic review and Game 4   9: ibc, 61

1668-75 (Doetsu vs. Sanchi): historic review and Game 11   10: 64-ibc

1705-06 (Dochi vs. Senkaku): historic review and Game 1   14: 63-ibc, 47

1739-40 (Shuhaku vs. Shunseki Inseki): Games 5 & 8   15: 63, 64-ibc

1766-67 (Satsugen vs. Shunseki Inseki): historic review, results and Games 2-4

     16: 63-ibc;  17: 61-64

 

Challengers

see individual professionals and tournaments

as well as Youngest challengers

 

Challengers’ Tournament (British Championship)

1980 report   20: 6;  21: 4

1983 note   32: 6

1984 report (Granville)   35: 7

 

“Champion for All Seasons, A: Takagawa Kaku” (Bob Terry)

(autobiography)   41: 12-27*

 

Champions  see Title-holders

 

Championships  see individual tournaments, National championships

 

Chan Ka Yui

professional, turns   49: 4

transliteration of name   113: 6

WAGC 1986, wins   44: 3-4*

 

Chan Ka Yui vs. Chen Zude

WAGC 1979 (semifinal)   14: 20-22

 

Chan Ka Yui vs. Imamura Fumiaki

WAGC 1980 (final)   20: 7-9*

 

Chan Ka Yui vs. Yasunaga Hajime

WAGC 1980 (semifinal)   19: 9-11*

 

Chandler, Brian

Castledine, Brian (obituary)   13: 4

 

Chang Hao

biographical details   76: 60*

China-Korea Tengen Play-off 2001, wins   93: 4

Chunlan Cup Final 2009, wins   119: 4

Fujitsu Cup Final 1998, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   83: 3, 16

Fujitsu Cup Final 2000, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in   90: 2

Ing Cup Final 2000-01, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   90: 34;  91: 2

Ing Cup Final 2004-05, wins   103: 3*;  104: 2-3*

Japan-China Tengen Play-off 1997, defeats Ryu Shikun in   80: 2

Japan-China Tengen Play-off 2000, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in   89: 2

Japan-China Tengen Play-off 2001, wins   92: 4

Lebaishi Cup Final 1999, defeats Yang Shihai in   85: 6

Lebaishi Cup Final 2000, defeats Ma Xiaochun in   88: 14;  89: 58

Lebaishi Cup Final 2001, wins   91: 14

Lebaishi Cup Final 2001-02, wins   97: 56

marriage of   85: 6

Mingren Title Match 1999, loses to Ma Xiaochun in   88: 13, 38

NEC Cup 1998, defeats Shao Weigang in   84: 40

NEC Cup 2002, wins   94: 14

NEC Cup 2005, wins   104: 11

Nong Shim Cup 2007-08, secures China’s victory in   114: 3*

Qisheng Title Match 1999, defeats Ma Xiaochun in   86: 16

Qisheng Title Match 2000, loses to Zhou Heyang in   89: 58

Ricoh Cup 2004, wins   101: 11

Samsung Cup Final 2007, wins   110: 2

Tianyuan Title Match 1997, defeats Ma Xiaochun in   80: 47

Tianyuan Title Match 1998, defeats Wang Lei in   82: 6

Tianyuan Title Match 1999, wins   85: 6

Tianyuan Title Match 2000, defeats Dong Yan in   88: 14

Tianyuan Title Match 2001, wins   91: 14

WAGC 1990, wins   60: 4*

winning streak in NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1995   74: 5;  75: 5;  76: 60*

 

Chang Hao vs. Cho Han-seung

Fujitsu Cup 2007 (Round 1, middle-game problem & game)   115: 61-64

 

Chang Hao vs. Cho Hun-hyeon

Fujitsu Cup Final 2000   90: 35-42

Samsung Cup Final 2001 (Games 2 & 3)   94: 20-28

 

Chang Hao vs. Ch’oe Ch’eol-han

Ing Cup Final 2004-05 (Game 2)   105: 26-27

 

Chang Hao vs. Kobayashi Satoru

NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1995   76: 60-62*

 

Chang Hao vs. Ma Xiaochun

Mingren Title Match 1999 (Game 3)   88: 38-39

Qisheng Title 1999 (Game 7)   86: 16-18

Tianyuan Title Match 1997 (Game 4)   80: 47-48

 

Chang Hao vs. Mok Chin-seok

Chunlan Cup 1998-99 (Round 2)   85: 13-15

 

Chang Hao vs. Pak Yeong-hun

Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07 (Round 3)   127: 53-61

 

Chang Hao vs. Rin Kaiho

NEC Japan-China Super Go Series 1995   76: 62-64*

 

Chang Hao vs. Seo Pong-su

LG Cup 1997-98 (Round 2, middle-game analysis)   80: 9, 22-24

 

Chang Hao vs. Shao Weigang

NEC Cup 1998 (final game)   84: 40-41

 

Chang Hao vs. Takemiya Masaki

Nong Shim Cup 2000-01 (Seoul Round)   91: 41-42

 

Chang Hao vs. Yang Shihai

Lebaishi Cup Final 1999 (Game 3)   85: 11-12

 

Chang Hao vs. Yasunaga Hajime

1984 (7 stones)   39: 42-44

 

Chang Hao vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

Fujitsu Cup Final 1998   83: 16-18

Ing Cup Final 2000-01 (Game 2)   91: 25-27*

Nong Shim Cup 2009-10 (Shanghai Round)   123: 37-38

Samsung Cup Final 2007 (Game 2)   111: 28-30

Toyota & Denso Cup Final 2003   98: 21-27*

 

Chang Hao vs. Yi Se-tol

Toyota & Denso Cup 2004-05 (final, Games 1-3)   104: 13-19*

 

Chang Hao vs. Yu Bin

All-China Individual Championship 1995 (final of Men’s Division)   75: 7-8

 

Chang Hao vs. Yuki Satoshi

Fujitsu Cup 1997 (Round 2, joseki analysis)   81: 57, 59

 

Chang Hao + Zhang Xuan

Hitachi Cup 2002, win   95: 14

 

Chang Lo-san vs. Takabe Dohei

1912 (2 stones)   29: 59-60, 61

 

Changde Cup 2010 (1st)  (World Mingren Championship)

announcement   122: 4

Gu Li wins (+ results)   123: 2

organizers of   124: 20

Gu Li vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho (Round 1)   124: 20-22

Gu Li vs. Iyama Yuta (Round 2)   124: 22-25*

Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Gu Li (final)   124: 25-27

 

Changde Cup 2011 (2nd)

Pak Yeong-hun wins (+ results)   126: 4

 

Changde Cup 2012 (3rd)

Jiang Weijie wins (+ results)   129: 2

 

Changqi Cup

2005 (1st): Kong Jie wins (+ results)   104: 12

2006 (2nd): Zhou Heyang wins (+ results)   106: 8

2007 (3rd): Kong Jie wins (+ results)   110: 9

2008 (4th): Gu Li wins (+ results)   114: 9-10

2008 (5th): Qiu Jun wins (+ results)   117: 13

2009 (6th): Wang Xi wins (+ results)   120: 56

2010 (7th): Tuo Jiaxi wins (+ results)   124: 11

2011 (8th): Gu Li wins (+ results)   127: 10

 

Che Zewu

WAGC 1989, wins   55: 3-4*

 

Chemistry

“Go and Chemistry: A Discussion with Rin Kaiho and Fukui Kenichi”   26: 64-65

 

Chen, Alan

“Alan Chen: The Shape of Things to Come” (Terry)   51: 23-25*, 10

 

Chen, Alan vs. Rin Kaiho

1987 (4 stones)   51: 24-25, 10

 

Ch’en Chai-jui  see Chan Ka Yui

 

Chen, James

“James Chen and the American Go Institute” (Terry)   51: 16-22*

 

Ch’en Shih vs. Zhou Chengheng

Mingren Title Match 1978 (Game 2)   14: 37-40

 

Chen Shiyuan

Aixin Cup 2009, wins   120: 56

Donggang Cup 2007, wins   114: 10

Guoshou Title Match 2006, wins   109: 10

Guoshou Title Match 2007, wins   113: 11

Japan-Taiwan Young Stars Tournament 2011, wins   126: 5

Qisheng Title Match 2010, wins   124: 12

Qiwang Cup 2009, wins   119: 9;  120: 56

Qiwang Cup 2011, wins   126: 55;  127: 10

Tianyuan Title Match 2007, wins   112: 9

Tianyuan Title Match 2011, wins   126: 55

Wangzuo League 2008, wins   117: 13

Wangzuo Title Match 2010, wins   124: 12

Wangzuo Title Match 2011, wins   127: 21

Zhonghuan Cup Open Tournament 2008, wins   117: 13

Zhonghuan Cup Open Tournament 2011, wins   125: 13

 

Chen Silin  see Chen Shiyuan

 

Ch’en Tsu-te  see Chen Zude

 

Chen Yaoye

9-dan promotion record (2007)   112: 3, 4

All-China Individual Championship 2005, wins Men’s Division of   105: 11

China-Korea Tengen Play-off 2009, wins   120: 2*

China-Korea Tengen Play-off 2011, wins   126: 5

interview after LG Cup Final 2006   109: 56

Tianyuan Title Match 2009, wins   118: 10;  119: 9

Tianyuan Title Match 2010, wins   122: 11

Tianyuan Title Match 2011, wins   125: 13

 

Chen Yaoye vs. Cho Chikun

TV Asia Tournament 2007 (Round 1)   113: 35-36*

 

Chen Yaoye vs. Gu Li

LG Cup Final 2006 (Games 4 & 5)   108: 32-36*

 

Chen Yaoye vs. Yi Se-tol

TV Asia Tournament 2007 (final)   113: 32-34*

 

Chen Yi  (1901–72)

Nihon Ki-in Go Hall of Fame, inducted in   128: 10

 

Chen Zude

comeback by   59: 55*

“Comebacks by Chen and Qian”   70: 62-64*

death of   129: 10

recovery of   125: 13

 

Chen Zude vs. Chan Ka Yui

WAGC 1979 (semifinal)   14: 20-22

 

Chen Zude vs. Lee Yong-ho

WAGC 1979 (Round 3)   14: 19-20

 

Chen Zude vs. Nie Weiping

New Physical Education Cup League 1992   70: 63

WAGC 1979 (final)   14: 22-24

 

Chen Zude vs. Okubo Ichigen

Japan-China Go Exchange 1978 (Round 3)   10: 25-27*

 

Chen Zude vs. Zhang Wendong

Qisheng Tournament 1998-99 (9-dan tournament)   84: 37-38

 

Ch’eng Hsiao-liu  see Cheng Xiaoliu

 

Cheng Xiaoliu vs. Ishida Yoshio

Japan-China Go Exchange 1983 (Round 4)   33: 63-64

 

Cheongkwanjang Cup (Women’s World Championship)

see also predecessor title Hung Chang Cup

2002-03 (1st): highlights (+ results)   97: 4-5

2002-03 (1st): Rui Naiwei wins (+ results)   98: 2

2003-04 (2nd): results of Rounds 1 & 2 and semifinals   99: 4;  100: 4

2003-04 (2nd): Pak Chi-eun wins (+ results)   100: 4

2004-05 (3rd): China wins (+ results)   103: 4*

2005-06 (4th): China wins (+ results)   106: 3;  107: 2

2005-06 (4th): Koyama Terumi vs. Pak Chi-eun (Game 12)   107: 44-46*

2005-06 (4th): Pak Chi-eun vs. Ye Gui (Game 13)   107: 46-47

2006-07 (5th): Korea wins (+ results)   110: 3-4;  111: 3

2008 (6th): Korea wins (+ results)   114: 3;  115: 2

2008-09 (7th): China wins (+ results)   117: 5;  118: 3-4

2008-09 (7th): Song Ronghui’s winning streak   117: 5;  118: 3, 4

2009-10 (8th): results of Round 1   120: 3

2009-10 (8th): Korea wins (+ results of Rounds 2 & 3)   121: 2-3*

2009-10 (8th): Pak Chi-eun vs. Li He (Game 14)   123: 36-37

2011 (9th): results of Rounds 1 & 2   125: 2

2011 (9th): Mun To-weon’s winning streak   125: 2

 

Ch’eongpung Cup

2001 (1st): Seo Pong-su wins   91: 14

 

Chi Yuan Cup (Taiwan)  see Taiwan Qiyuan Cup

 

Chiang Chu-chiu  see Jiang Zhujiu

 

Chien Kaei  see Chan Ka Yui

 

Ch’ien Yu-p’ing  see Qian Yuping

 

Chikanobu (artist)  see Yoshu Chikanobu

 

Chikashige (artist)  see Utagawa Chikashige

 

Children’s go

see also Young players , Youth tournaments

American Go Institute conducts classes   48: 6

“American Go Institute, James Chen and the” (Terry)   51: 16-22*

“Chen, Alan: The Shape of Things to Come” (Terry)   51: 23-25*, 10

Holland, development (as of early 1980s) in   27: 3

Kato’s interest in promoting   103: 9

kimono design (cover note)   36: 1

Korea, popularity in   86: 55, 56-57

 

Chin Kaei  see Chan Ka Yui

 

China  see also Chinese ...

 

China Eastern Airlines Cup (Women’s World Championship)

2000 (1st): Rui Naiwei wins (+ format and results)   90: 3-4

 

China-Japan . . .

Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off  see Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off

Cyberspace “5x5” Team Match  see Japan-China Cyberspace “5x5” Team Match

friendship games  see Japan-China friendship games

Go Exchange  see Japan-China Go Exchange

Meijin Play-off  see Japan-China Meijin Play-off

School Team Match  see Japan-China School Team Match

Super Go Series  see NEC Japan-China Super Go Series

Tengen Play-off  see Japan-China Tengen Play-off

TV Championship  see Japan-China TV Championship

TV Match  see Japan-China TV Match

 

China-Japan-Korea Meijin Play-off  see Japan-China-Korea Meijin Play-off

 

China-Japan-Korea Meijin Title  see Changde Cup

 

China-Korea Invitational Match

2004: Gu Li wins   101: 12

 

China-Korea King of the New Stars Play-off

1998...2002 results   93: 5;  96: 4;  99: 3

2001 (4th): Gu Li wins (+ results)   93: 4-5

2002 (5th): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results)   96: 4

2003 (6th): Kong Jie wins (+ results)   99: 3

2004 (7th): Qiu Jun wins (+ results)   102: 6

2005 (8th): Gu Li wins (+ results)   104: 5

 

China-Korea match (California 1985)

note   39: 7

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Nie (Games 1 & 2) (report by J. Cha)   41: 6-11, 33

 

China-Korea New Stars Play-off  see China-Korea King of the New Stars Play-off

 

China-Korea Team Match (Kangwon Land Cup)

1997 (4th): China wins (+ results)   81: 2

2006: China wins   107: 3

 

China-Korea Tengen Play-off

title-holders and challengers 1997-2004   102: 7

1999 (3rd): Yi Ch’ang-ho wins   88: 4 ^c

2000 (4th): Yi Ch’ang-ho wins   90: 4

2001 (5th): Chang Hao wins   93: 4

2002 (6th): Pak Yeong-hun wins (+ results)   96: 4

2004 (8th): Gu Li wins (+ results)   102: 6-7

2005 (9th): Gu Li wins (+ results)   105: 3

2007 (11th): Gu Li wins (+ results)   113: 4*

2008 (12th): Weon Seong-chin wins (+ results)   115: 4

2009 (13th): Chen Yaoye wins (+ results)   120: 2*

2010 (14th): Pak Cheong-hwan wins (+ results)   123: 2

2011 (15th): Chen Yaoye wins (+ results)   126: 5

 

Chinen Kaori

Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1999, defeats Kobayashi Izumi in   87: 5-6

Women’s Honinbo Title Match 2000, loses to Inori Yoko in   90: 9;  91: 8

Women’s Honinbo Title Match 2004, wins   102: 9*;  103: 7

Women’s Kisei Title Match 2000, wins   88: 7

Women’s Kisei Title Match 2001, wins   91: 10*

Women’s Kisei Title Match 2002, wins   94: 9

Women’s Kisei Title Match 2003, wins   97: 11

Women’s Kisei Title Match 2005, wins   104: 8

Women’s Meijin League 2008-09, wins   118: 6

 

Chinen Kaori vs. Kato Tomoko

Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1998 (Game 1, proper move analysis)   122: 63-64

 

Chinen Kaori vs. Kobayashi Izumi

Women’s Honinbo Title Match 1999 (Game 2)   87: 8, 52

 

Chinen Kaori + Yuki Satoshi

Ricoh Cup 1997, win   79: 9

 

Chinese Amateur Championship  see All-China Amateur Championship

 

Chinese Championship  see All-China Individual Championship

 

Chinese characters

etymology (examples) of   41: 44-45

go kanji (etymological note), pronunciation of   47: 8-9

 

Chinese clubs

see also Beijing go clubs , Peking Go Club

atmosphere in   36: 17-18

 

Chinese counting method (end of game)  see Fill-in-to-count , Stone-counting method

 

Chinese fuseki

see also High Chinese , Low Chinese , Mini-Chinese fuseki

“How to Improve at Fuseki”. Parts 9-11 (Kato Masao)   13: 40-43;  14: 32-34, 47;

      15: 36-38, 57

 

Chinese go

see also Chinese history , Chinese rules of go

“China: Spotlight on Youth” (Oshima Masao)   109: 54-56

“Playing Go in the People’s Republic of China” (Shotwell)   36: 17-19

professional system instituted (1982)   26: 4

SARS effect on   99: 10

Yi Se-tol on   124: 34

 

Chinese grand slam

Ma Xiaochun completes (1992)   67: 64

 

Chinese history of go

see also Origin of go as well as Tang , Sung , Ming , Ch’ing dynasties

“Go Grades and Early Masters” (Fairbairn)   65: 58-64, 56

“Go in China”. Parts 1-3 (Fairbairn)   27: 57-61;  28: 63-65, 62;  29: 59-61

women players in early China   64: 37-38

 

Chinese Individual Championship  see All-China Individual Championship

 

Chinese international title-holders tournament

2011: Gu Li wins   126: 55

 

Chinese Kisei  see Qisheng

 

Chinese Leagues  see Chinese Team Leagues

 

Chinese Meijin  see Mingren

 

Chinese opening  see Chinese fuseki

 

Chinese philosophy  see Confucius , Mencius , Yin and yang

 

Chinese Professional Pair Go Tournament  see Hitachi Cup

 

Chinese professionals

see also individual professionals

“China: Spotlight on Youth” (Oshima Masao)   109: 54-56

first encounter between Taiwanese and mainland   53: 6

first ten players become professional (1982)   26: 4

list and number (as of 1983) of   33: 56

new (1987/88)   48: 58;  52: 4

promotions  see under Chinese Rating Tournament

strength compared to Japanese professionals (as of 1983)   33: 55

ratings  see Chinese ratings

title-holders  see under Chinese tournaments

top prize money (2005)   107: 11

top prize money (2011)   128: 64

 

Chinese Promotion Tournament  see Chinese Rating Tournament

 

Chinese Qiyuan  see Chinese Weiqi Association

 

Chinese Rating Tournament

1983 top promotions   34: 3-4

1987 top promotions   49: 3-4

1991 top promotions   65: 56

1993 highlights   69: 11

1994 top promotions   71: 34

2000 highlights   90: 28

2002 top promotions   96: 74

2005 top promotions   105: 11

2006 top promotions   109: 10

2007 notes   113: 11

2010 notes   123: 10

 

Chinese ratings

China adopts point rating system   74: 60-61;  109: 55

top (late 1990s)   80: 51;  81: 6;  83: 36;  88: 54-55

top (2000)   89: 58

top (2001)   93: 11

top (2002)   95: 14

top (2003)   99: 10

top (2004)   100: 11;  101: 12;  102: 10-11

top (2005)   103: 11;  104: 12;  105: 11

top (2006)   106: 8;  108: 10-11

top (2007)   112: 9

top (2008)   115: 10;  118: 10-11

top (2010)   122: 11;  123: 10;  124: 12

top (2011)   125: 12;  126: 54

 

Chinese rules of go  see Stone-counting method , also Ing rules

 

Chinese-style fuseki  see Chinese fuseki

 

Chinese Team Leagues

about   109: 54-55

2012: Japanese team in B League   128: 64

 

Chinese Tengen  see Tianyuan

 

Chinese title-holders  see under Chinese tournaments

 

Chinese tournaments

amateur  see All-China Amateur Ch’ship

discontinued  see Bawang , Da Guo Shou , Lebaishi Cup ,

     New Physical Education Cup , Qisheng , Qiwang , Ten Strongest Players

international title-holders’  see Chinese international title-holders tournament

lightning  see Feixiang Cup , NEC Cup , Qiwang (Weifu Cup) ,

     Ricoh Cup (Rising Stars) , Ryusei , Tianyuan

Ma Xiaochun completes grand slam (1992)   67: 64

major  see All-China Individual Ch’ship , Changqi Cup , Mingren

mind sports  see All-China Intellectual Olympics

minor  see 9×9 Tournament , Agon Kiriyama Cup ,

     Hong Kong Liman Mountain Cup , Quzhou Lanke Cup , Ricoh Cup ,

     South West King , Xinan King of Go , Xinren Wang

old  see subentry discontinued

pair go  see Chinese Weiqi Mixed Pairs Invitational Tourn. , Hitachi Cup , Ricoh Cup

qualifying  see CSK Qualifying Tournament , Professional Qualifying Tourn.

rating  see Chinese Rating Tournament

team  see Chinese Team Leagues , North–South Team Tournament

title-holders (1990s)   66: 7;  80: 51

TV  see CCTV Cup , Four Strongest Players , Longxing Cup , NEC Cup ,

     Zhaoshang Bank Cup

veterans’  see Hebei Sports Lottery Cup , Nanfang Cup

women’s  see All-China Women’s Elite Tourn. , Jianqiao Cup ,

     Queen of the New Stars , Women’s Mingren

youth  see Fujitsu Cup Under-15 Young Professionals Tourn. , New Stars ,

     Ricoh Cup (Rising Stars)

 

Chinese Weiqi Association

Japanese professionals awarded   108: 10

points rating system adopted   74: 60-61

 

Chinese Weiqi Championship  see All-China Individual Championship

 

Chinese Weiqi Mixed Pairs Invitational Tournament

2005: Xu Ying + Nie Weiping win   104: 11

 

Chinese Women’s Championship  see All-China Individual Championship

 

Chinese Women’s New Stars tournament  see Queen of the New Stars

 

Chinese women’s team match

professional-amateur (2011)   125: 13

 

Ch’ing dynasty (1644–1912)

game from early   27: 57-61;  50: 79-80

game from first half of   33: 53-54

game (2 stones) from late   29: 59-60, 61

 

Chino Tadahiko

700 wins, reaches   120: 8

biographical details   24: 32*

 

Chino Tadahiko vs. Cho Chikun

Kisei Tournament 1979-80 (Stage One, 8-dan final)   24: 31-33

 

Chino Tadahiko vs. Ninomiya Hideko

Judan Preliminary Tournament 1984 (?)   35: 63-64

 

Chitetsu (3rd Yasui) vs. Dosaku

1668 & 1676 (tesuji problems)   97: 57, 58-60

1674   11: 63-64

 

Chitoku Senchi (8th Yasui)  (1776–1838)

see also his former name Nakano Chitoku

biographical details   25: 60

“exquisite dame move” (1812) by   28: 61

rivalry with Genjo   25: 60;  26: 61;  27: 63

 

Chitoku Senchi vs. Genjo

1803...1812 (three games)   28: 60-62;  29: 62-65;  30: 54-57

 

Chitoku Senchi vs. Jowa

1802 (middle-game position only)   41: 31

 

Cho Chikun (25th Honinbo)

9-dan, sets new promotion record (1981) to   24: 5

1,000 wins, reaches   84: 2, 3

1,200 wins, reaches   104: 9

1,300 wins, reaches   115: 8-9

1,364 wins, reaches   124: 7

1,400 wins, reaches   129: 8

1983 performance   34: 32;  35: 26-27;  36: 42

2,000 games played   116: 7

awards  see subentries Shusai Prize

best-of-seven match player, most successful   79: 40

big three, rivalry with Rin Kaiho in the   57: 13

biographical details   6: 14;  40: 9;  43: 17*

calligraphy by   116: 20*

career highlights   77: 3

career statistics compared to Kobayashi Koichi   79: 11

“Cho Chikun: Between Japan and Korea” (Sawaki Kotaro)   40: 30-33*

“Cho Chikun’s Brilliant Tesujis” (problems)   98: 44-49

double crown (1981), wins   25: 2*

Fujisawa Shuko, rivalry with   31: 30-31

Fujitsu Cup Final 1991, wins by forfeit   64: 3

“Good Style and Correct Shape” [6 parts] (problems)   49 ;  55 – 59:  ...

Gosei League 1979, wins   14: 2, 3*

Gosei Title Match 1986, wins   45: 2*;  47: 38

Gosei Tournament 1982, wins   28: 2

Gosei Tournament 1986, wins   44: 3

Haya-go Championship 1990, wins   61: 5

Haya-go Championship 1991, wins   65: 7

Haya-go Championship 1992, wins   69: 9

Haya-go Championship 2001, wins   94: 5-6

Honinbo League 1980-81, wins   24: 2, 3

Honinbo Title Match 1981, wins   25: 2*

Honinbo Title Match 1982, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   28: 2;  29: 42

Honinbo Title Match 1983, loses to Rin Kaiho in   31: 3, 4;  32: 4*;  34: 10*

Honinbo Title Match 1989, defeats Takemiya Masaki in   55: 4-6*;  57: 20*

Honinbo Title Match 1990, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   60: 5-6*;  61: 24-25, 26;

     62: 24

Honinbo Title Match 1991, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   64: 5*;  66: 46*

Honinbo Title Match 1992, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   68: 4-5

Honinbo Title Match 1993, defeats Yamashiro Hiroshi in   69: 10-11

Honinbo Title Match 1994, defeats Kataoka Satoshi in   71: 4*;  72: 15*, 20

Honinbo Title Match 1995, defeats Kato Masao in   74: 32

Honinbo Title Match 1995, interview after winning   74: 32

Honinbo Title Match 1996, defeats Ryu Shikun in   77: 2

Honinbo Title Match 1997, defeats Kato Masao in   80: 65

Honinbo Title Match 1998, defeats O Rissei in   83: 4*

Honinbo Title Match 1999, loses to Cho Sonjin in   86: 2*;  87: 15

Honinbo Title Matches, performance in   84: 7

Honinbo Title Matches, winning streak of   125: 63

honorary titles for   129: 9-10

“How Strong is Cho?” (game)   81: 54-56

inseis, teaches   63: 64

JAL Super Haya-go Tournament 2004, wins   102: 8

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2002, wins   97: 5

Japan-China Tengen Play-off 1988, wins   52: 4

Japan-China Tengen Play-off 1989, wins   56: 4

Judan award ceremony (1982)   28: 2*

Judan Title Match 1982, wins   26: 4;  27: 2

Judan Title Match 1983, loses to Kato Masao in   30: 3;  31: 3;  32: 30-31*

Judan Title Match 1988, wins   51: 2;  52: 2

Judan Title Match 1989, defeats Rin Kaiho in   55: 4-6*;  57: 19

Judan Title Match 1990, loses to Takemiya Masaki in   58: 5-6;  59: 4-5*

Judan Title Match 1991, loses to Takemiya Masaki in   63: 6;  65: 16

Judan Title Match 2005, wins   104: 7*

Judan Title Match 2006, wins   107: 4-5*

Judan Title Match 2007, wins   111: 5

Judan Tournament 2004-05, wins   104: 7*

Kato Masao, rivalry with   26: 44;  30: 3;  32: 12;  74: 7

Kisei Leagues 2007 play-off, wins   113: 7-8

Kisei Title Match 1983, defeats Fujisawa Shuko in   30: 2;  31: 2*, 3*, 55-56*;

     50: 23*

Kisei Title Match 1984, defeats Rin Kaiho in   33: 35;  34: 2;  36: 31, 63

Kisei Title Match 1985, defeats Takemiya Masaki in   38: 2;  40: 6*, 29-30*

Kisei Title Match 1986, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in   42: 2-3*

Kisei Title Match 1994, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   70: 7-8

Kisei Title Match 1995, loses to Kobayashi Satoru in   73: 17

Kisei Title Match 1996, defeats Kobayashi Satoru in   76: 2*;  77: 9-10*

Kisei Title Match 1997, defeats Kobayashi Satoru in   79: 5-6*

Kisei Title Match 1998, defeats Yoda Norimoto in   82: 4*

Kisei Title Match 1999, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   85: 4

Kisei Title Match 2000, loses to O Rissei in   88: 6-7*

Kisei Title Match 2008, loses to Yamashita Keigo in   114: 6*;  115: 5-6;  116: 29*

Kisei Tournament 1982 play-off, wins   30: 2

Kisei Tournament 1987, wins 9-dan section of   49: 4

Kisei Tournament 1988 play-off, loses to Takemiya Masaki in   54: 4

Kisei Tournament 1995 play-off, defeats Kato Masao in   75: 3*

ko, retakes, without ko threat (Meijin Title Match 1980, Game 4)   22: 2;  23: 12, 13

Kobayashi Koichi, rivalry with   29: 26;  43: 16;  44: 7;  61: 25-26*;  66: 19-20*;

     79: 11;  84: 2, 3

loses on time in Ing Cup 1992   69: 19-20

loses on time in Oza Title Match 2002   96: 6;  97: 6

Meijin League 1979-80, wins   21: 2

Meijin League 1995-96, wins   77: 3

Meijin League 2001-02, wins   96: 6, 7

Meijin Title, rivalry with Otake Hideo in   39: 17

Meijin Title Match 1980, wins   21: 2;  22: 2;  23: 25

Meijin Title Match 1981, wins   25: 2*, 5

Meijin Title Match 1982, defeats Otake Hideo in   29: 2;  30: 58

Meijin Title Match 1983, defeats Otake Hideo in   32: 4;  33: ifc*, 2;  35: 26

Meijin Title Match 1984, defeats Otake Hideo in   36: 2, 5;  37: 2*;  39: 17, 39*, 40

Meijin Title Match 1985, loses to Kobayashi Koichi in   40: 2, 3*;  41: 2*;

     43: 16, 42-43*

Meijin Title Match 1996, defeats Takemiya Masaki in   78: 23*

Meijin Title Match 1997, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   81: 3;  82: 19

Meijin Title Match 1998, defeats O Rissei in   84: 2;  85: 23

Meijin Title Match 1999, defeats Yoda Norimoto in   87: 3-4*, 28

Meijin Title Match 2000, loses to Yoda Norimoto in   90: 5-6*;  91: 15*

Meijin Title Match 2002, loses to Yoda Norimoto in   96: 6

monarch of Japanese go   84: 11

most titles won, record for   102: 8;  104: 7*

“My Go”   23: 25-26

NEC Cup 1984, wins   34: 3

NEC Cup 2000, wins   88: 7

NEC Cup 2001, wins   91: 11-12

NHK Cup 1983, wins   31: 5

NHK Cup 2006-07, wins   111: 4

Otake Hideo, rivalry with   24: 39;  30: 16;  34: 33;  120: 8

Otake Hideo, rivalry with, in Meijin Title   34: 32;  39: 17

Oteai, total score in   50: 51

Oza Title Match 1977, loses to Kudo Norio in   5: 6*;  6: 22-23

Oza Title Match 1994, defeats Kato Masao in   72: 2-3

Oza Title Match 1995, loses to O Rissei in   75: 2*;  76: 11

Oza Title Match 1999, loses to O Rissei in   88: 5-6*

Oza Title Match 2000, loses to O Rissei in   91: 5

Oza Title Match 2001, defeats O Rissei in   93: 6-7;  94: 5*, 6

Oza Title Match 2002, loses to O Meien in   96: 6;  97: 6*, 7

Oza Tournament 1999, wins   86: 2-3

Oza Tournament 2000, wins   90: 8

Professional-Amateur Honinbo Play-offs, performance in   81: 54;  94: 8-9

profile of   36: 42*;  see also style

“Profile of a Prodigy”   22: 28*

promotion statistics compared to Kobayashi Koichi   44: 7

quadruple crown (1983), wins   31: 2*, 3*

“Redmond, Michael beats Cho Chikun” (game)   84: 36-37

“The Renaissance of Cho Chikun”   57: 1*, 7-8*

Rin Kaiho about   33: 9

Rin Kaiho, comparison with   33: 6

Rin Kaiho, rivalry in the big three with   57: 13

rivalries  see subentries Fujisawa , Kato , Kobayashi , Otake , Rin , Sakata ,

     Takemiya

on Sakata Eio   52: 71-72

Sakata Eio, rivalry with   14: 2, 3*

Sakata Eio’s record of most titles won, tops   96: 5*

Samsung Cup 2003, defeats Pak Yeong-hun in   100: 3*

Shusai Prize 1980, wins   23: 5

Shusai Prize 1984, wins   39: 2

Shusai Prize 1999, wins   88: 7

Shusaku memorial stone visited by   34: 39*

ST & Fuma-kira Igo Masters Cup 2011, wins   126: 8

style of   31: 30;  36: 42;  see also profile

style, on his   23: 25-26;  50: 24*;  57: 17

Takagawa’s record, breaks   77: 2;  84: 6

Takemiya Masaki, rivalry with   40: 9;  57: 20

Tengen Title Match 1987, defeats Kobayashi Koichi in   50: 4;  51: 2

Tengen Title Match 1988, defeats Sonoda Yuichi in   54: 4

time allowance, usage of   115: 30

Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1993, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   69: 4*;  71: 19, 30*

traffic accident (1986), suffers multiple injuries in   42: 2*;  44: 6*

triple crown (1996), wins   79: 40

“Two-Step Hane, All About the”. Parts 1-3   60: 55-60;  61: 53-59;  63: 56-63

winning percentage compared to Kobayashi Koichi   84: 3

Yi Ch’ang-ho, loses to, in special game   67: 4

 

Cho Chikun vs. Awaji Shuzo

Meijin League 1993-94 (joseki analysis)   76: 43-45

 

Cho Chikun vs. Cha, Jimmy

Fujitsu Cup 1990 (Round 2)   60: 13-16*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Chen Yaoye

TV Asia Tournament 2007 (Round 1)   113: 35-36*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Chino Tadahiko

Kisei Tournament 1979-80 (Stage One, 8-dan final)   24: 31-33

 

Cho Chikun vs. Cho Sonjin

Honinbo Title Match 1999 (Games 1-6)   87: 15-27*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Ch’oe Myeong-hun

Fujitsu Cup 2001 (quarterfinal)   92: 9-11

 

Cho Chikun vs. Fujisawa Shuko

Kisei Title Match 1983 (Games 1-7)   30: ifc*;  31: 31-56*

Meijin League 1990-91   67: 32-35 ^c

Pro Best Ten Tournament 1973-74   22: 28

 

Cho Chikun vs. Fukui Masaaki

Oteai 1971 (triple ko analysis)   50: 18

 

Cho Chikun vs. Harada Minoru

Professional-Amateur Honinbo Play-off 1997 (3 stones)   81: 54-56

 

Cho Chikun vs. Ishida Akira

Meijin League 1987-88 (proper move analysis)   124: 62-63

 

Cho Chikun vs. Kataoka Satoshi

Honinbo Title Match 1994 (Game 7)   72: 15-21*

Honinbo Title Match 1994 (joseki analysis of Game 3)   76: 45-46

 

Cho Chikun vs. Kato Masao

Honinbo Title Match 1995 (Games 1-5)   74: 7-32*

Honinbo Title Match 1997 (Games 1-4)   80: 65-68;  81: 46-53*

Judan Title Match 1983 (Games 1-5)   32: 12-31*

Judan Tournament 1975-76 (tesuji problem)   98: 45, 47-48

Kisei Tournament 1982 (play-off, Games 1 & 2)   31: 27-30

Meijin League 1976-77 (fuseki analysis)   11: 36

Meijin League 1977-78 (fuseki analysis)   14: 34, 47

Meijin League 1985-86 (play-off)   46: 17, 21

Meijin Title Match 1981 (Games 1-4)   25: ifc*;  26: 44-59 ^c

 

Cho Chikun vs. Kobayashi Koichi

Honinbo Title Match 1982 (Games 1-6)   28: ifc*;  29: 26-42* ^c

Honinbo Title Match 1990 (Games 1-7)   61: 26-42*, 68;  62: 24-38*

Honinbo Title Match 1991 (Games 1-6)   66: 20-47* ^c

Kisei Title Match 1986 (Games 1-6)   42: 2*;  44: 6*, 7-26*

Kisei Title Match 1999 (Games 1-6)   86: 19-33*

Kisei Title Match 1999 (fuseki analysis of Game 3)   85: 39-44

Kisei Title Match 1999 (tesuji analysis of Game 2)   123: 63-64

Meijin Title Match 1985 (Games 1-7)   43: 17-43*

Meijin Title Match 1985 (tesuji problem of Game 2)   98: 45, 49

Meijin Title Match 1997 (Games 1-6)   82: 19-34*

Shinjin-O Title Match 1977 (Games 1 & 2)   5: 8-14

unknown game (fuseki analysis)   108: 64

 

Cho Chikun vs. Kobayashi Satoru

Kisei Title Match 1995 (Games 1-6)   73: 17-43*

Kisei Title Match 1996 (Games 1-7)   76: 19-39*;  77: 10-26*

Kisei Title Match 1997 (Games 1-5)   79: 41-60*

Kisei Title Match 1997 (fuseki analysis of Game 2)   82: 53-64

 

Cho Chikun vs. Kudo Norio

Oza Title Match 1977 (Games 1 & 2)   6: 14-23

 

Cho Chikun vs. Mimura Tomoyasu

? (sacrifice analysis)   115: 51-53

 

Cho Chikun vs. Nie Weiping

Ing Cup 1988 (Round 2)   53: 28-30*

Japan-China Go Exchange 1984 (Rounds 1 & 2)   37: 41-43*, 47-49

 

Cho Chikun vs. O Meien

Meijin League 1985-86 (fuseki only)   45: 19, 24-25

 

Cho Chikun vs. O Rissei

Fujitsu Cup 1991 (semifinal)   66: 8-12*

Honinbo Title Match 1998 (Games 1-6)   84: 6-35* ^c

Kisei Title Match 2000 (Games 1-6)   88: 20-37*;  89: 32-36

Meijin Title Match 1998 (Games 1-7)   85: 23-38*

Meijin Title Match 1998 (fuseki analysis of Game 5)   84: 43-50

Oza Title Match 1995 (Game 3)   76: 11-13

 

Cho Chikun vs. Otake Hideo

Gosei Title Match 1979 (Games 1-3)   16: 5-11*

Gosei Title Match 1980 (Games 1-4)   21: 3*;  22: 11-27*

Gosei Title Match 1982 (Games 1-5)   30: 6-15*

Gosei Title Match 1986 (Games 1-3)   47: 38-49*

Gosei Title Match 1986 (tesuji problem of Game 1)   98: 45, 48

Judan Title Match 1982 (Games 1-4)   29: 15-25

Kisei Tournament 1980 (play-off, Games 1-3)   24: 39-49*

Meijin League 1989-90   61: 6

Meijin Title Match 1980 (Games 1-6)   22: ifc*, 29-41*;  23: 8-25*, 27*

Meijin Title Match 1982 (Games 1-5)   30: 16-35*, 58

Meijin Title Match 1983 (Games 1-5)   34: 32-45*;  35: 23-32*

Meijin Title Match 1984 (Games 1-7)   39: 17-40*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Pak Yeong-hun

Samsung Cup Final 2003 (Games 1-3)   101: 13-23

 

Cho Chikun vs. Redmond, Michael

Oza Tournament 1998   84: 36-37

 

Cho Chikun vs. Rin Kaiho

1962 (5 stones)   22: 28

Honinbo Title Match 1983 (Games 1-7)   33: 6-35*;  34: 6-10*

Judan Title Match 1989 (Games 1-3)   57: 8-13 ^c, 15-19* ^c

Kisei Title Match 1984 (Games 1-6)   36: 43-63*

Meijin League 1988-89 (tesuji problem)   98: 45, 49

 

Cho Chikun vs. Ryu Shikun

Honinbo Title Match 1996 (Games 1-6)   77: 31-44;  78: 36-50*, 35

 

Cho Chikun vs. Sakata Eio

Kisei Tournament 1979-80 (Stage Two, final)   24: 33-35

Kisei Tournament 1979-80 (Stage Three, semifinal)   24: 37-39

Nihon Ki-in Ch’ship Title Match 1975 (Game 1)   23: 26

Nihon Ki-in Ch’ship Title Match 1975 (tesuji problem of Game 1)   98: 44, 46-47

Nihon Ki-in Ch’ship Title Match 1975 (final moves of Game 4)   52: 65

 

Cho Chikun vs. Sato ?

Honinbo Preliminary Tournament 1978 (?) (joseki analysis)   11: 53, 54

 

Cho Chikun vs. Sonoda Yuichi

Gosei Tournament 1986 (fuseki only)   45: 4

Tengen Tournament 1987 (problem and game)   100: 75, 83-85*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Takagi Shoichi

Honinbo Preliminary Tournament 1978   11: 40

 

Cho Chikun vs. Takao Shinji

Judan Title Match 2008 (Game 2)   115: 6*, 46-47

 

Cho Chikun vs. Takemiya Masaki

Honinbo Title Match 1981 (Games 1-6)   25: 48-59*;  26: 6-12

Honinbo Title Match 1989 (Games 1-4)   57: 21-31* ^c

Judan Title Match 1990 (Games 1 & 2)   59: 42;  60: 61, 67

Judan Title Match 1991 (Games 1-5)   65: 16-17;  68: 8-17*

Judan Title Match 1991 (tesuji problem of Game 3)   98: 44, 46

Kisei Title Match 1985 (Games 1-7)   40: 6-30*

Meijin Title Match 1996 (Games 1-6)   78: 24-35*;  79: 29-40

 

Cho Chikun vs. Tozawa Akinobu

IBM Haya-go Open Tournament 1989 (Round 1)   56: 28-29*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Wu Songsheng

Ing Cup 1988 (Round 1)   53: 26

 

Cho Chikun vs. Yamashita Keigo

Kisei Title Match 2008 (Games 1-7)   115: 30-46* ^c;  116: 10-29*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

Tong Yang Securities Cup 1995-96 (semifinal: Game 2)   76: 7-8

Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1993 (Games 1-3)   71: 19-30*

 

Cho Chikun vs. Yi Se-tol

Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 2)   108: 42-43

 

Cho Chikun vs. Yoda Norimoto

Kisei Title Match 1998 (Games 1-6)   83: 19-28*, 30-35

Meijin Title Match 1999 (Games 1-5)   87: 28-40*

Meijin Title Match 2000 (Games 1-4)   91: 16-24

Meijin Title Match 2002 (Games 1-5)   97: 13-36

 

Cho Chikun vs. Yu Bin

Fujitsu Cup 1988 (Round 1)   51: 7-8

 

Cho Chikun + Inori Yoko

Ricoh Cup 2003, win   97: 8

 

Cho Chikun + Osawa Narumi

Ricoh Cup 2008, win   114: 7

 

Cho Han-seung

biographical details   108: 39*

GS Caltex Cup 2009, wins   121: 10

KBS Cup 2007, challenger in   113: 10*

Kuksu Title Match 2011, wins   127: 8-9

 

Cho Han-seung vs. Chang Hao

Fujitsu Cup 2007 (Round 1, middle-game problem & game)   115: 61-64

 

Cho Han-seung vs. Gu Li

BC Card Cup Final 2009 (Game 4)   119: 26-27

 

Cho Han-seung vs. Yamashita Keigo

Fujitsu Cup 2006 (Round 1)   108: 38-41*

 

Cho Han-seung vs. Yoda Norimoto

Nong Shim Cup 2005-06 (Shanghai Round)   108: 12-13

 

Cho Hun-hyeon

2,500 games played   117: 11

Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 1996, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   79: 17

BC Card Cup Title Match 1997, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   80: 30

biographical details   63: 15*

career highlights   86: 56*

Cha, Jimmy about   37: 20

Chaigowi Title Match 1997, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   79: 13

Chunlan Cup Final 1999, defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho in   87: 9

Fujitsu Cup Final 1993, loses to Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in   69: 5;  70: 33*

Fujitsu Cup Final 1994, wins   71: 2*

Fujitsu Cup Final 2000, defeats Chang Hao in   90: 2

Fujitsu Cup Final 2001, defeats Ch’oe Myeong-hun in   93: 2*, 12*

Great Boat Cup 2011, wins   125: 12

Ing Cup Final 1989, defeats Nie Weiping in   56: 1 ^c, 3*, 19;  59: 14*, 22*

KBS Cup 1999, wins   88: 12 ^c

Kiseong Title Match 1989, defeats Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in   58: 7-8

Kiseong Title Match 1998, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   82: 15

Korean grand slam (1980), completes   21: 44

Korean title matches in 1989-90, engaged in   58: 8

Korean tournaments in 1998, dominates   84: 5

KT Cup Masters Final 2002, wins   94: 13;  95: 13

Kuksu Title Match 2000, loses to Rui Naiwei in   88: 11-12, 15;  90: 14-15

Kuksu Title Match 2001, wins   91: 14;  92: 9

Myeongin Title Match 1997, wins   81: 5, 40

Paedal Wang Title Match 1997, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   80: 10

P’aewang Title Match 1997, defeats Yu Ch’ang-hyeok in   80: 13

Samsung Cup Final 2001, wins   94: 2*

Seo Pong-su, rivalry with   120: 10

titles won   117: 11

Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1994, defeats Yoda Norimoto in   71: 2*

Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1997, defeats Kobayashi Satoru in   79: 3*;  80: 34

TV Asia Tournament Final 2000, defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho in   89: 6

TV Asia Tournament Final 2001, wins   92: 2

Wangwi League 1997, wins   80: 19, 29

Wangwi Title Match 1990, wins   59: 5

Wangwi Title Match 1997, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   80: 29;  81: 5

Wangwi Title Match 1998, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   83: 36

Yi Ch’ang-ho, number of games played against   115: 10

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Cha, Jimmy

Fujitsu Cup 1989 (quarterfinal)   56: 10-13*

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Chang Hao

Fujitsu Cup Final 2000   90: 35-42

Samsung Cup Final 2001 (Games 2 & 3)   94: 20-28

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Ch’oe Myeong-hun

Fujitsu Cup 2001 (final)   93: 12-18*

Myeongin Tournament 1997 (play-off, Game 1)   81: 39-40

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Hane Naoki

Chunlan Cup 2002-03 (quarterfinal)   97: 45-48

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Kim In

P’aewang Title Match 1979 (Game 1)   37: 20-22*

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Kobayashi Koichi

Fujitsu Cup 1988 (Round 1)   51: 8-10

Fujitsu Cup 1990 (play-off for 3rd place)   62: 21-22

Ing Cup 1988 (Round 2)   54: 20-24*;  55: 64

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Kobayashi Satoru

Tong Yang Securities Cup Final 1997 (Games 1-3)   79: 23-26;  80: 34-39*

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Nie Weiping

China-Korea match in California 1985 (Games 1 & 2)   41: 6-11, 33

Fujitsu Cup 1990 (semifinal)   63: 15-18*

Ing Cup Final 1989 (Games 1-5)   56: 19-24*;  59: 14-22*

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. O Rissei

Fujitsu Cup 1991 (Round 2)   65: 11-14*

LG Cup 1997-98 (quarterfinal)   81: 22-24

LG Cup 2000-01 (quarterfinal)   91: 28-30

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Otake Hideo

Fujitsu Cup 1990 (Round 2)   60: 16-19*

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Rin Kaiho

Fujitsu Cup 1994 (semifinal, joseki analysis)   76: 43

Fujitsu Cup 2001 (semifinal)   93: 19-22

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Rui Naiwei

Kuksu Title Match 2000 (Games 1-3)   89: 9-18, 20-25*

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Seo Pong-su

Kukgi Title Match 1984 (Game 4)   38: 36-39*

Kuksu Title Match 1981 (Game 4)   27: 18-20

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Takemiya Masaki

Ing Champion vs. Fujitsu Champion Match 1990 (Games 1 & 2)   60: 20-29 ^c, 67

Jinro Cup 1992-93   69: 38-39*

Jinro Cup 1993-94 (joseki analysis)   76: 41-42

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Yamashiro Hiroshi

Fujitsu Cup 1990 (quarterfinal)   62: 18-21*

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 1996 (Game 1)   79: 17-18

BC Card Cup Title Match 1997 (Game 4)   80: 30-33

Chaigowi Title Match 1994 (Game 3)   71: 53-54

Chaigowi Title Match 1997 (Games 4 & 5)   79: 13-15

Chunlan Cup Final 1999 (Game 1)   87: 9-14

Kiseong Title Match 1994 (Game 3)   71: 50-51

Kiseong Title Match 1998 (Game 5)   82: 15-16

Kiseong Title Match 2003 (Game 5)   98: 12-13

Kiwang Title Match 1994 (Game 4)   71: 54-55

Myeongin Title Match 1997 (Games 3 & 5)   81: 40-42

Paedal Wang Title Match 1993 (Game 4)   71: 49-50

Paedal Wang Title Match 1997 (middle-game analysis of Game 3)   80: 8, 10-11

P’aewang Title Match 1994 (Game 4)   71: 51-52

Tong Yang Securities Cup 1990-91 (semifinal, Game 3)   65: 33-34*

Wangwi Title Match 1997 (Games 1-4)   80: 29-30;  81: 25-37, 63-64

 

Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok

Fujitsu Cup Final 1993   70: 33-37*

P’aewang Title Match 1997 (Game 3)   80: 8, 13-16

Wangwi Title Match 1995 (Game 7)   74: 56-57

 

Cho Hye-yeon

9-dan promotion   125: 11

Women’s Kuksu Title Match 2003, wins   100: 10

Women’s Kuksu Title Match 2005, wins   104: 11

Women’s Myeongin Title Match 2004, wins   101: 9

 

Cho Hye-yeon vs. Rui Naiwei

Women’s Kuksu Title Match 2003 (Game 2)   100: 57-58

 

Cho Nam-ch’eol (1923–2006)

death of   108: 9*

starts modern professional go in Korea   40: 31, 32*

 

Cho Riyu

Gratitude Cup 2010, wins   122: 9

 

Cho Shoen

brings his brother Chikun to Japan   40: 31-32*

retires   113: 9

 

Cho Sonjin

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2000, wins   90: 9

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2001, wins   93: 8-9

Honinbo League 1998-99, wins   85: 4

Honinbo Title Match 1999, defeats Cho Chikun in   86: 2*;  87: 15

Honinbo Title Match 2000, loses to O Meien in   89: 7-8*

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2001, wins   91: 5

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2002, wins   94: 3

Kisei Leagues 2000 play-off, wins   90: 34

Kisei Title Match 2001, loses to O Rissei in   91: 6-7*

NEC Cup 2006, wins   107: 5

Samsung Cup Final 1999, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   88: 2*

Shinjin-O Title Match 1991, wins   65: 6

Tengen Tournament 2002, wins   96: 8

 

Cho Sonjin vs. Cho Chikun

Honinbo Title Match 1999 (Games 1-6)   87: 15-27*

 

Cho Sonjin vs. O Meien

Honinbo Title Match 2000 (Games 1-6)   89: 36-38*;  90: 43-53

 

Cho Sonjin vs. O Rissei

Kisei Title Match 2001 (fuseki analysis of Game 3)   91: 56-63

Kisei Title Match 2001 (Game 6)   92: 46-50

 

Cho Sonjin vs. Redmond, Michael

Oteai 1984   38: 33-34

 

Cho U

9-dan promotion   99: 5

500 wins, reaches   105: 9

600 wins, reaches   113: 7

700 wins, reaches   121: 6, 7

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2006, wins   109: 8

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2007, wins   113: 6-7*

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2008, wins   117: 8

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2012, wins   129: 5

“Cho U and Izumi’s World of 4 × 4”   125: 49-53*

earthquake and tsunami relief efforts, donation for   126: 8

family   125: 51*

Gosei Title Match 2006, wins   108: 6

Gosei Title Match 2007, wins   112: 6

Gosei Title Match 2008, wins   116: 6

Gosei Title Match 2009, wins   119: 6;  120: 4

Gosei Tournament 2006, wins   108: 6

Honinbo League 2000-01, wins   92: 7, 13

Honinbo League 2002-03, wins   98: 8

Honinbo Title Match 2001, loses to O Meien in   92: 6-7*;  93: 29

Honinbo Title Match 2003, wins   98: 8;  99: 5-6*

Honinbo Title Match 2004, defeats Yoda Norimoto in   102: 7

Honinbo Title Match 2005, loses to Takao Shinji in   104: 8;  105: 5-6*

international performance (as of 2009)   119: 18;  120: 53

Iyama Yuta, rivalry with   125: 32

Japanese grand slam (2010), completes   122: 6

Judan Title Match 2009, wins   118: 5, 6;  119: 5-6*

Judan Title Match 2010, wins   122: 6, 7*

Judan Tournament 2003-04, wins   101: 6

Judan Tournament 2008-09, wins   118: 5, 6

Judan Tournament 2011-12, wins   128: 6

Kisei Leagues 2009 play-off, wins   120: 8

Kisei Title Match 2010, defeats Yamashita Keigo in   121: 5;  122: 6

on Kisei Title Match 2011   125: 32*

Kisei Title Match 2011, defeats Iyama Yuta in   125: 6;  126: 32*

Kisei Title Match 2011, interview after winning   126: 31-32

Kisei Title Match 2012, defeats Takao Shinji in   128: 6, 63*

and Kobayashi Izumi   100: 7*;  112: 50*

LG Cup Final 2005, wins   104: 3*

marries Kobayashi Izumi   99: 10;  100: 9

Meijin League 2003-04, wins   102: 8

Meijin League 2006-07, wins   112: 6

Meijin Title Match 2004, defeats Yoda Norimoto in   102: 7-8;  103: 5;  104: 22

Meijin Title Match 2004, interview after winning   105: 47

Meijin Title Match 2005, defeats Kobayashi Satoru in   105: 7*;  106: 4

Meijin Title Match 2005, interview after winning   107: 39

Meijin Title Match 2006, loses to Takao Shinji in   109: 6*

Meijin Title Match 2007, defeats Takao Shinji in   113: 6*

Meijin Title Match 2008, defeats Iyama Yuta in   117: 6-7*

Meijin Title Match 2009, loses to Iyama Yuta in   120: 4, 5*

NEC Cup 2005, wins   104: 8

NEC Cup 2007, wins   111: 5

NEC Cup 2011, wins   125: 7

NHK Cup 2004-05, wins   104: 8

NHK Cup 2007-08, wins   115: 6

Oteai overall performance   98: 10

Oza Title Match 2003, wins   100: 5-6*

Oza Title Match 2004, wins   103: 5-6*

Oza Title Match 2005, wins   105: 7;  106: 5

Oza Title Match 2008, wins   117: 7

Oza Title Match 2009, wins   120: 6;  121: 4*

Oza Title Match 2010, wins   124: 6*

Oza Title Match 2011, wins   127: 5

Oza Tournament 2003, wins   99: 8

Oza Tournament 2008, wins   117: 7

Professional-Amateur Honinbo Play-off 2003, wins   100: 9

quadruple crown (2008), wins   117: 7

quintuple crown (2009), wins   119: 5

rivalries  see subentries Iyama , Takao , Yi

Ryusei Tournament 2006, wins   109: 8

Ryusei Tournament 2007, wins   113: 6

Shinjin-O Title Match 2002, wins   96: 7, 8

Shusai Prize 2002, wins   98: 9

Shusai Prize 2004, wins   104: 9

Shusai Prize 2008, wins   118: 11

Shusai Prize 2010, wins   125: 9

Takao Shinji, rivalry with   128: 41

Tengen Title Match 2008, wins   117: 7

Tengen Tournament 2008, wins   117: 7

TV Asia Tournament 2005, wins   105: 2-3*

winning streak in Oteai   96: 8;  98: 10

“The World of Cho U” (problems presented by Sano Shin)   92: 12-13, 55-64

Yi Se-tol on   124: 35

Yi Se-tol, rivalry with   112: 50

youngest-ever 9-dan in Japan   99: 5

youngest-ever challenger in Japan   92: 6

 

Cho U vs. Gu Li

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2009   119: 18-20, 21*

 

Cho U vs. Hane Naoki

Honinbo League 2007-08 (middle-game problem & game)   118: 53-56

 

Cho U vs. Hu Yaoyu

Chunlan Cup 2003-05 (quarterfinal)   102: 31-32

 

Cho U vs. Iyama Yuta

Kisei Title Match 2011 (Games 1-6)   125: 33-48*;  126: 12-31* ^c

Meijin Title Match 2008 (Games 1-7)   118: 12-51*

Meijin Title Match 2009 (Games 1-5)   121: 12-45* ^c;  126: 55

Oza Title Match 2012 (Game 3)   129: 62-63

 

Cho U vs. Kato Masao

Honinbo Title Match 2003 (Games 1-6)   99: 6*;  100: 14-52*

 

Cho U vs. Kim Chi-seok

Fujitsu Cup 2010 (Round 2)   122: 40*, 45-49

 

Cho U vs. Kobayashi Satoru

Meijin Title Match 2005 (Games 1-7)   107: 12-39* ^c

 

Cho U vs. Kong Jie

CSK Cup 2004 (Round 2)   102: 21-23

 

Cho U vs. Mizokami Tomochika

Tengen Tournament 2006   125: 55-61

 

Cho U vs. O Meien

Honinbo Title Match 2001 (Games 1, 2 & 7)   92: 13-23*;  93: 29-33

 

Cho U vs. O Rissei

Judan Title Match 2004 (Game 4)   103: 31-32*

 

Cho U vs. Pak Yeong-hun

Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07 (semifinal)   109: 50-54

 

Cho U vs. Redmond, Michael

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2010   123: 6, 7;  124: 28-33

 

Cho U vs. Takao Shinji

Honinbo Title Match 2005 (Games 1-5)   106: 40-59*

Kisei Title Match 2012 (Games 1-7)   128: 41-63*

Meijin Title Match 2006 (Games 1-6)   110: 11-49*

Meijin Title Match 2007 (Games 1-7)   114: 12-33*;  115: 10, 12-30*

 

Cho U vs. Yamada Kimio

Meijin League 2006-07   112: 47-49

 

Cho U vs. Yamashita Keigo

Kisei Title Match 2010 (Games 1-5)   122: 12-39* ^c

 

Cho U vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

CSK Cup 2003 (Round 3)   99: 21-23*

Fujitsu Cup 2007 (semifinal)   113: 19-23*

Nong Shim Cup 2004-05 (Shanghai Round)   105: 29-31

 

Cho U vs. Yi Se-tol

Fujitsu Cup 2007 (Round 2)   112: 50-53*

Fujitsu Cup 2009 (Round 2)   120: 53-55

Toyota & Denso Cup 2006-07 (final, Games 1-3)   111: 12-27*

 

Cho U vs. Yoda Norimoto

Honinbo Title Match 2004 (Games 1-6)   103: 32-56* ^c

Meijin Title Match 2004 (Games 1-6)   104 22-40, 56;  105: 35-55*

 

Cho U vs. Yu Bin

LG Cup Final 2005 (Games 1-4)   105: 12-26*

 

Cho U + Suzuki Ayumi

Ricoh Cup 2006, win   107: 6*

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han

9-dan promotion   103: 10-11

Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 2003, wins   100: 10

Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 2004, wins   103: 10

Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 2010-11, wins   124: 11;  125: 11-12;

     128: 64

Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match 2011, wins   127: 9

GS Caltex Cup 2005, wins   105: 10;  106: 7

Ing Cup Final 2009, wins   118: 3;  119: 2*

Kiseong Title Match 2004, wins   101: 10

Kuksu Title Match 2004, wins   101: 10

Kuksu Title Match 2005, wins   103: 11;  104: 10*

Kuksu Title Match 2011, wins   125: 12

Maxim Cup 2009, wins   118: 10

Maxim Cup 2010, wins   122: 11

Zhonghuan Cup 2005, wins   105: 3*

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Chang Hao

Ing Cup Final 2004-05 (Game 2)   105: 26-27

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Hane Naoki

Fujitsu Cup 2010 (Round 1)   122: 40*, 41-45

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Kim Seung-chae

Kiseong Tournament 2006-07 (final)   115: 55

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Kobayashi Koichi

Nong Shim Cup 2001-02 (Beijing Round)   94: 29-31*

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Kong Jie

Fujitsu Cup 2007 (Round 2, middle-game problem)   114: 35, 36-38

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Pak Yeong-hun

Kiseong Title Match 2005 (Game 3)   104: 20-21

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Yamada Takuji

International Youth Tournament 2001   94: 32-34*

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

Kuksu Title Match 2005 (Game 3)   104: 19-20

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Yi Se-tol

Fujitsu Cup 2005 (final)   106: 9-11, 67

Zhonghuan Cup Final 2005   105: 57

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Yu Chae-hyeong

Kiseong Tournament 2003-04 (play-off, Game 3)   110: 60

 

Ch’oe Ch’eol-han vs. Yuki Satoshi

Nong Shim Cup 2010-11 (Shanghai Round)   125: 30-31

 

Ch’oe Cheong

becomes professional   123: 10

Women’s Myeongin Title Match 2012, wins   128: 63

 

Ch’oe Chong  see Ch’oe Cheong

 

Ch’oe Kyu-pyeong

Kiseong Title Match 2000, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   88: 12

Myak-shing Cup Final 2000, wins   88: 13

 

Ch’oe Kyu-pyeong vs. Seo Pong-su

Wangwi League 1997 (middle game-analysis)   80: 9, 19-20

 

Ch’oe Myeong-hun

Fujitsu Cup Final 2001, loses to Cho Hun-hyeon in   93: 2*, 12*

Kiseong Title Match 1997, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   79: 15-16*

Tekron Cup Final 1997, loses to Yi Ch’ang-ho in   81: 5, 38

 

Ch’oe Myeong-hun vs. Cho Chikun

Fujitsu Cup 2001 (quarterfinal)   92: 9-11

 

Ch’oe Myeong-hun vs. Cho Hun-hyeon

Fujitsu Cup 2001 (final)   93: 12-18*

Myeongin Tournament 1997 (play-off, Game 1)   81: 39-40

 

Ch’oe Myeong-hun vs. Mok Chin-seok

Myeongin Tournament 1997 (Round 2)   80: 9, 16-19

 

Ch’oe Myeong-hun vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

Kiseong Title Match 1997 (Game 4)   79: 15-16*

Tekron Cup Final 1997 (Game 3)   81: 38-39

 

Choi Cheol-han  see Ch’oe Ch’eol-han

 

Choi Gun-ho vs. Aroutcheff, Pierre

WAGC 1983 (play-off for 11th place)   33: 45-46

 

Choi Kyu-byung  see Ch’oe Kyu-pyeong

 

Choi Myung-hoon  see Ch’oe Myeong-hun

 

Chosei  see Eternal life

 

Chou Lan-yu vs. Kuo Pai-ling

undated game from late Ming dynasty   28: 63-65

 

Chou Shen-han  see Zhou Chengheng

 

Chou T’ung-hou vs. Huang T’ung-tzu

1660s   27: 57-61;  50: 79-80

 

Chronicle of Faith  see Shinkoki

 

Chronologies

see also Annual reviews , Diaries

1979-83 Japanese tournaments   18: 5;  23: 4;  27: 5*;  32: 3*

1983-84 world-wide events   35: 3-4;  39: 3-4*

2006 international professional tournaments   109: 2;  110: 4

2007 international professional tournaments   110: 4;  111: 3;  112: 5;  113: 6;

     114: 4

2008 international professional tournaments   114: 4;  115: 5;  116: 4;  117: 5-6;

     118: 5

2009 international professional tournaments   118: 5;  119: 5;  120: 3;  121: 4

2010 international professional tournaments   122: 6;  123: 4;  124: 5-6

2011 international professional tournaments   125: 5;  126: 6;  127: 4

2012 international professional tournaments   128: 5;  129: 5, 10

 

Chuban  see Middle game

 

Chunlan Cup 1998-99 (1st)  (Spring Orchid Cup)

Cho Hun-hyeon defeats Yi Ch’ang-ho (final, Game 1)   87: 9-14

eligibility   84: 5

results of Rounds 1 & 2   84: 5

results of quarterfinals   85: 3

results of semifinals   87: 9

Round 2: Mok vs. Chang Hao   85: 13-15

semifinal: Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Yoda   86: 13-16

 

Chunlan Cup 1999-2000 (2nd)

O Rissei defeats Ma Xiaochun in final (+ results)   89: 3-4*

results of Rounds 1 & 2   88: 4

results of quarter- and semifinals   89: 3-4

 

Chunlan Cup 2000-01 (3rd)

Yu Ch’ang-hyeok wins final (+ results)   92: 2

results of Rounds 1 & 2   91: 4-5

results of quarter- and semifinals   92: 2

 

Chunlan Cup 2002-03 (4th)

Yi Ch’ang-ho wins final (+ results)   98: 2

results of Rounds 1 & 2   95: 7-8

results of quarter- and semifinals   97: 5

quarterfinal: Cho Hun-hyeon vs. Hane N.   97: 45-48

final: Hane N. vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho (Games 1 & 2)   98: 14-21

 

Chunlan Cup 2003-05 (5th)

Yi Ch’ang-ho wins final (+ results)   104: 2

results of Rounds 1 & 2   100: 4-5

results of quarter- and semifinals   102: 4

dates for final   103: 3

quarterfinal: Hu Yaoyu vs. Cho U   102: 31-32

final: Zhou Heyang vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho (Game 3)   105: 28-29

 

Chunlan Cup 2006-07 (6th)

Gu Li wins final (+ results)   111: 2

results of Rounds 1 & 2   107: 3

results of quarter- and semifinals   109: 2-3

 

Chunlan Cup 2008-09 (7th)

Chang Hao wins final (+ results)   119: 4

results of Rounds 1 & 2   115: 2

quarterfinal pairings   115: 2

results of quarter- and semifinals   117: 5

 

Chunlan Cup 2010-11 (8th)

Yi Se-tol wins final (+ results)   126: 3

results of Rounds 1 & 2   122: 3

quarterfinal pairings   122: 3

results of quarter- and semifinals   124: 5

Round 2: Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Gu Lingyi   123: 39, 40

 

Chunlan Cup 2012-13 (9th)

results of Rounds 1 & 2   128: 4

results of quarter- and semifinals   129: 3

 

Chunweon Title (Korean Tengen)  see Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title

 

Clam shells

types used for white go stones   62: 65-66

 

Clamp

“Basic Fighting Techniques” (problems and example by Miyazawa Goro)

     31: 58, 61-63

“Good Style and Correct Shape” (problems by Cho Chikun)   57: 57-59*

problem and example   73: 11, 57

problem from actual game   100: 75, 78-80*

 

Classic of Go  (text)

“The Classic of Go” (Potter)   50: 42-43

 

Classic texts

see also Analects , Carefree and Innocent Pleasures , Classic of Go ,

     Gengen Gokyo , Genji Monogatari , Go Secrets , Hatsuyoron ,

     Illustrated Narrative ... , Kanzu-fu , Mencius , Romance of Three Kingdoms ,

     Tso-chuan

“Go in the Classics”. Parts 1 & 2 (Potter)   37: 16-19*;  42: 19-21*;  book ;  web

 

“Clever Moves, Stylish Tesujis” (Kojima Takaho)

(problems)   103: 59-63

 

“Clever Way to Sacrifice, The” (Mimura Tomoyasu)

Parts 1-8   111 – 118:  ...

 

Clubs

see also Chinese , Japanese clubs

international (address lists 1977-78)   1 ... 9:  ...

international (address list supplements 1978-81)   7: 4-5;  11: 5;  14: 16;  16: 4;

     19: 4;  23: 2, 3

 

CMC Cup (Taiwan)

2001-2004 winners   105: 11

2005 (5th): Lin Zhihan wins (+ results)   105: 11

2008 (8th): Lin Zhihan wins   115: 10

 

Coaching  see Teaching

 

Cologne Team Tournament

1987 report   49: 6

 

Comebacks

“Chen and Qian, Comebacks by”   70: 62-64*

Honinbo Title (as of 1986)   42: 26

Kitani-school players (2002)   96: 41

records in various titles (as of 2002)   95: 10

Seo Pong-su (2006)   110: 52-54*

 

Commentaries  see Game commentaries

 

Commodity Prices Information Cup (Korea)

2005 (1st): Pak Yeong-hun wins (+ results)   105: 10

2006 (2nd): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results)   109: 9

2007 (3rd): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results)   113: 10

2008 (4th): Hong Seong-chi wins (+ results)   116: 9

2009 (5th): Kim Chi-seok wins (+ results)   120: 10

2010 (6th): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results)   123: 9*

 

Companies  see Ishi Press

 

Compensation points  see Komi

 

Computer Go  (magazine)

founded   47: 4-5;  49: 5

 

Computer programs

see also Microgo , Nemesis , Smart Go Board

and Brakes/Hobson’s , Granville’s , Przybyla’s , Reiss’s , Skidmore’s programs

“Interview with David Erbach”   52: 39-41*

Ishi Press wants to market (1987)   47: 5

 

“Computer, The” (nickname)  see Ishida Yoshio

 

Computer tournaments

see Acornsoft Computer Go Tournament ,

FOST Cup ,

International Computer Go Championship

 

Conditions of play

see individual tournaments

as well as Komi , Time allowance , Time-extension rule

 

Confucius

passage on go (discussion)   37: 17-18*;  70: 57

 

Congresses  see European , U.S. Go Congress

 

Connections

“Basic Fighting Techniques” (problems and example by Miyazawa Goro)

     30: 47, 50-51

corner vs. center value (discussion)   64: 64

“Docking Exercises” (problems)   8: 51, 56, 61

edge, along the  see Watari

 

Conqueror Title (Korea)  see P’aewang

 

Consecutive wins  see Winning streaks

 

Consultation games

Go/Kitani vs. Segoe/Suzuki (1934-35)   35: 21-22

 

Contact fights

Takagi Shoichi’s three basic patterns   72: 58

 

Contact play  see Attachment

 

Contract fees  see Tournament contract fees

 

“Conventional Wisdom: Right or Wrong?”

(principles)   64: 52-60, 64

 

Copenhagen (European Go Congress 1982)

report   29: 4

 

Copenhagen-Stockholm Team Match

1977 report   5: 40

 

Corner

defending by stepping back (example)   69: 53-54

defending in bad and good style   32: 51-52, 35

defending in bad style (problem), calculation of   44: 27, 28

defending in good style (problems)   54: 28, 30;  58: 51, 53-54

value of connection compared to center (discussion)   64: 64

 

Corner approaches  see Approach moves

 

Corner enclosures

see also Knight’s-move , Large knight’s-move enclosure and Pillbox formation

3-3 point joseki and   5: 59-60

destroying moyos by use of counter hane against (examples)   63: 62-63

probe and forcing moves against (example)   65: 49-50

 

Corner openings  see Joseki

 

Correct move  see Proper move

 

Correct shape  see under Shape and technique

 

“Correcting the Mistake” (Kato Masao)

[6 parts]   11 – 16:  ...

 

Corrections  see Index Intro as well as Sources

 

Correspondence go

1991 announcement   63: 51

 

Cosmic style

“Failure of a Large Moyo” (game)   18: 12-13 ^c

Sonoda Yuichi’s success with ultra-large-moyo style   45: 4

“Takemiya’s Cosmic Go” (game)   28: 48-49

 

Counter hane

“All About the Two-Step Hane”. Part 3 (Cho Chikun)   63: 56-63

 

Countering

“3-3 Point Invasions, Defending Against”   89: 40-45

attach-and-extend joseki (problem), pushing through and cutting in   61: 53, 59

of Chinese fuseki   14: 32-34, 47

of low Chinese fuseki (game)   112: 47-49

of mini-Chinese fuseki   86: 36-39;  102: 59-64;  103: 57-58;  104: 60-61;

     105: 62-63

of peeping moves (problem)   57: 60, 62-63

 

Counting (analysis)

see also Endgame counting

“Bad Moves: How Many Points Do They Lose?” [6 parts] (problems by

     Ishida Yoshio)   43 – 45 ;  47 – 49:  ...

 

Counting (result of game)

see also Fill-in-to-count , Japanese counting , Stone-counting method

comparison of Chinese and Japanese method (example)   45: 59-60

comparison of Chinese, Ing and Japanese method   5: 33-35

“The Definition of Territory” (Ing Chang-ki)   70: 29-31

interference in LG Cup 2010 game   122: 6

neutral points in Japanese and Chinese methods (discussion)   45: 60-61*, 63-64*

 

Counts  see Pecorini

 

Courses  see Go courses

 

Court ladies

comic sketch (cover note)   20: 1

 

Courtesans

Competing for Glory in Shinagawa-ro  (cover note)   103: 1

courtesan of hell (cover note)   76: 1

Four Accomplishments, Six Colors Matched with Genji Taste  (oban hexaptych,

     cover note)   128: 1

The Geisha Wakadae  (cover note)   115: 1

Honest Pictures for All Ages  (cover note)   102: 1

Jiraiya and a Courtesan  (cover story by Pinckard)   61: 1

Kinki Shoga no Zu  (cover story by Pinckard)   66: 1

Matsuzakaya Nai Nokaze  (cover note)   105: 1

Portrait of the Floating World in Full Bloom  (cover note)   39: 1

Rough Sketch of the Kusatsu Spa in Joshu  (cover note)   104: 1

Ryogoku Nakamuraro Kingoshoga no Zu  (cover note)   113: 1

Three Courtesans Practicing Calligraphy  (cover note)   99: 1

Two Lovers with a Shamisen  (cover note)   100: 1

Wakakusa at the Go Board  (cover note)   68: 1, 7

untitled print (cover note)   57: 1

 

Cover art  see under individual artists and topics

 

Crane’s nest

problem   49: 34, 39

 

Crawling

“Good Style and Correct Shape” (problems by Cho Chikun)   58: 51*, 53-54

 

Crimes  see Murders , Robberies

 

Crosscut

see also Attach-and-cut

“Handicap Corner”   49: 58

“Practical Tactics and Tesuji” (Rin Kaiho)   13: 54

problem   100: 66, 70

“When caught in a crosscut, extend” (proverb)   73: 59, 62

 

Crown Prince of Sikkim vs. Iyomoto Momoichi

17×17 game (1959)   58: 10

 

Crown Title (Japan)  see Okan

 

CSK Cup Asian Team Match (Okinawa)

see also former name Igo Asia Cup

discontinued   113: 6

 

CSK Cup Asian Team Match 2003 (2nd)

Japan wins (+ highlights, results, Japanese team)   98: 4-5*

Round 2: Yi Se-tol vs. Yoda   99: 12-15*

Round 2: Hane N. vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho   99: 15-17*

Round 2: Yamashita vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok   98: 5*;  99: 17-20

Round 2: Song T’ae-kon vs. Yuki   99: 20-21

Round 3: Yi Ch’ang-ho vs. Cho U   99: 21-23*

Round 3: Dong vs. Yoda   99: 23-24

 

CSK Cup Asian Team Match 2004 (3rd)

China wins (+ highlights and results)   101: 2-3

Round 2: Kong Jie vs. Cho U   102: 21-23

Round 3: Wang Xi vs. Yu Ch’ang-hyeok   102: 23-25*

 

CSK Cup Asian Team Match 2005 (4th)

Korea wins (+ highlights and results)   104: 4

 

CSK Cup Asian Team Match 2006 (5th)

China wins (+ highlights and results)   108: 2-3*

Round 3: Yi Se-tol vs. Gu Li (sacrifice analysis)   117: 62-64

 

CSK Qualifying Tournament (Chinese)

format   104: 12

 

Cui Bao Cup (Women’s World Championship)

1993 (1st): Rui Naiwei wins (+ representatives and highlights)   70: 4

 

Cultural exchange ambassador  see Special Advisor for Cultural Exchange

 

Cut

see also Crosscut

“Basic Fighting Techniques” (problems and examples by Miyazawa Goro)   16: 37-39

as probe (example)   116: 62

problem   100: 66, 71

“Tesujis for a Brighter Future”. Part 3 (problems and examples)   106: 60-63

 

Cutting across the knight’s move

“Basic Fighting Techniques” (problems and examples by Miyazawa Goro)

     23: 41-44*

problems and examples   76: 13, 57;  100: 65, 69;  116: 60-61

 

Cutting points

defending with thick moves (example)   69: 55

 

Cutting stone

“Capture the cutting stone” (proverb)   70: 41;  73: 59, 62;  116: 60

 

Cyberspace tournaments  see Online tournaments

 

Czech tournaments  see Plzen , Prague Tournament

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