Bandiata

Title (dcterms:title): Bandiata
Description (dcterms:description): This is a two player game. According to Kulirani and Vijayendra this game is known as bandiata in the districts of nothern Karnataka. Bandi means cart which adds to the meaning of a bullock cart or vehicle while ata means play in Kannada. The board is usually drawn or sketched on the ground with a piece of chalk or is even drawn on paper with a pen.
Alternative Title (dcterms:alternative): Tic Tac Toe, Kata Kuti
Rules (dcterms:instructionalMethod): Both players draw their respective articles on the drawn board as shown in the image. The player who keeps a straight line of three articles gains a point. The player gaining maximum points win the game.
Creator (dcterms:creator): B. Francis Kulirani and B.R Vijayendra
Source (dcterms:source): Indian Boardgame Survey by R.K. Bhattacharya, Irving Finkel, L.N Soni
Contributor (dcterms:contributor): B. Francis Kulirani and B.R Vijayendra
Rights (dcterms:rights): Anthropological Survey of India
Format (dcterms:format): Boardgames
References (dcterms:references): Indian Boardgame Survey by R.K. Bhattacharya, Irving Finkel, L.N Soni
Spatial Coverage (dcterms:spatial): Karnataka
Variants (dcterms:isVersionOf): Tant Fant; Do Guti; Tuk-Tak
Entered by (dcterms:accrualMethod): Adrija Mukherjee
Tags (dcterms:conformsTo): Karnataka; Kata Kuti; Bandiata; Two-player

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