Editing List of chess variants (section)

=== Regional ===
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* '''[[Banqi]]''' (or '''Chinese Half chess''') (China)
* '''Chandraki''' (Tibet)
* '''[[Game of the Three Kingdoms]]''' (China)
* '''[[Shatar#Hiashatar|Hiashatar]]''' (Mongolia)
*'''[[Indian chess]]''' (India)
* '''[[Janggi]]''' (Korea; see also [[janggi variant]]s)
* '''[[Jungle (board game)|Jungle]]''' (or '''Dou Shou Qi''', '''The Jungle Game''', '''Jungle Chess''', '''Animals Chess''', '''Oriental Chess''', '''Children's Chess''') (China)
* '''Main chator''' (Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines)
* '''[[Makruk]]''' (Thailand and Cambodia)
* '''[[Ouk Chatrang]]''' (Cambodia)
* '''[[Rek Chess]]''' (Cambodia)
* '''Samantsy''' (Madagascar)
* '''[[Senterej]]''' (Ethiopia and Eritrea)
* '''[[Shatar]]''' (Mongolia)
* '''[[Shogi]]''' (Japan; see also [[shogi variant]]s, especially [[chu shogi]])
* '''[[Sittuyin]]''' (Burma)
* '''[[Xiangqi]]''' (China; see also [[xiangqi variant]]s)