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Read about chess history and how to play variants: Chinese chess (xiangqi), Japanese chess (shogi), Thai chess (makruk), and Korean chess (janggi).

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Rules, information, and links for games that are a variant of chess: three-dimensional chess games,multiplayer chess variants, historic chess variants, oriental variants, and many more. Look here also for some programs and a chess font.

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