| Description | '샤가이’ 전통 놀이 (2014년 유네스코 인류무형문화유산 대표목록 등재) 샤가이(Shagai)는 양의 복사뼈로 하는 몽골의 전통놀이로, 네 개의 복사뼈는 각 위치에 따라 말, 양, 염소, 낙타 등 다른 이름으로 불린다. 복사뼈 게임에는 약 100가지의 변형된 형태가 있다. 대개의 경우는 아이들의 놀이지만 더러는 성인들도 게임에 참여한다. 샤가이 게임 중에서 제일 인기 높은 것은 복사뼈를 쏘는 놀이다 | ||
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| Manage No | VI00000010 | Running Time | 00:35:31 |
| Country | Mongolia | ||
| Videos Photographer | 바아타르 루산트세렌 | Year | 2017 |
| Place | File Size | 3,301 | |
| Definition | File Format | mp4 | |
| Copyright | 유네스코아태무형유산센터, 몽골자연문화유산보호재단 | - | |
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PI00000639
Traditional games in Shagai
Mongolian traditional games in Shagai or anklebone of sheep. There are four positions of anklebone each of which has its own name: horse, sheep, goat and camel. Mongols have about 100 variations of anklebone games. For example, there are “Horse race”, “Catching anklebones”, “Anklebone guessing” “Flicking anklebones”, “Multicolored turtle”, “Anklebone shooting” and etc. Mostly children play these games, but sometimes adults are also involved in them. Among games in Shagai most popular is anklebone shooting.
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Moson Shagai "Shooting of Ice Anklebone"
In autumn, when the surface of the water freezes for the first time, the opening games start. In most cases, the games start when the river surface freezes completely and turns into ice. And the last anklebone shooting on the ice game of the year is played when in the spring when the ice starts to melt. This last game is considered of great importance, therefore food is prepared and locals gather to celebrate the festive shooting. The shooters sit in a circle on the ice and draw lots to decide with whom they will become a team. This practice called “shugshikh” and it’s done by gathering and mixing the bullets of each player in a “deel” (Mongolian traditional cloth) and picking them one by one to decide who will be teammates. Two people team up, and each player shoots 36 bullets.
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Moson Shagai "Shooting of Ice Anklebone"
In autumn, when the surface of the water freezes for the first time, the opening games start. In most cases, the games start when the river surface freezes completely and turns into ice. And the last anklebone shooting on the ice game of the year is played when in the spring when the ice starts to melt. This last game is considered of great importance, therefore food is prepared and locals gather to celebrate the festive shooting. The shooters sit in a circle on the ice and draw lots to decide with whom they will become a team. This practice called “shugshikh” and it’s done by gathering and mixing the bullets of each player in a “deel” (Mongolian traditional cloth) and picking them one by one to decide who will be teammates. Two people team up, and each player shoots 36 bullets.
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