Edris A Jin

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Edris a jin was a cross and circle game played in Syria and Lebanon. It has been compared to Pachisi.^[1]

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• Finkel, Irving L. (2002). "Pachisi in Arab Garb" (PDF). Board Game Studies. 5: 65–78. ISSN 1566-1962. Retrieved 2021-05-27.
• James Masters: The Online Guide to Traditional Games; Pachisi (Ludo etc.)

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