Have you played with Manchadi and Kunnimani in your childhood?

I got this wikipedia link..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pallanguzhi
it's somewhat similar to our indoor game.....just have a check and tell me if you too play such games.
Here, it's said, only 2 people can play. But we often play as a group of 4 or 5 or more

A similar game is played in our state. However, they do not use board but draw two rows of small circle on the ground and uses tamarind seeds or small small round stones for filling up those circles. Usually only two players play at a time. It is mostly played by children

I got this wikipedia link..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pallanguzhi
it's somewhat similar to our indoor game.....just have a check and tell me if you too play such games.
Here, it's said, only 2 people can play. But we often play as a group of 4 or 5 or more

A similar game is played in our state. However, they do not use board but draw two rows of small circle on the ground and uses tamarind seeds or small small round stones for filling up those circles. Usually only two players play at a time. It is mostly played by children

can you please tell me its rules? i want to know if it's similar to our Kallankuzhi......(circles drawn and 5 beads placed inside each one)

I got this wikipedia link..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pallanguzhi
it's somewhat similar to our indoor game.....just have a check and tell me if you too play such games.
Here, it's said, only 2 people can play. But we often play as a group of 4 or 5 or more

A similar game is played in our state. However, they do not use board but draw two rows of small circle on the ground and uses tamarind seeds or small small round stones for filling up those circles. Usually only two players play at a time. It is mostly played by children

I remember this game Jabeen, we used to play with either tamarind seeds or with pieces of broken bangles.

I got this wikipedia link..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pallanguzhi
it's somewhat similar to our indoor game.....just have a check and tell me if you too play such games.
Here, it's said, only 2 people can play. But we often play as a group of 4 or 5 or more

A similar game is played in our state. However, they do not use board but draw two rows of small circle on the ground and uses tamarind seeds or small small round stones for filling up those circles. Usually only two players play at a time. It is mostly played by children

can you please tell me its rules? i want to know if it's similar to our Kallankuzhi......(circles drawn and 5 beads placed inside each one)

I don't know the exact rules as I have never played it. But I will give you some idea about how the children play it. There are about six circles in each rows and equal numbers of stones are placed in each circle before the start of the game. Then one player pick up stones from one circle and distribute it in other circles starting from the circle next to it. When he finish distributing those stones he again picks up the stone from the next circle if it is not empty and starts the same process. It is continued till he get one empty circle. After which the player gets all the stones from the circle next to the empty circle.