Ssangnyuk

Ssangnyuk (hangul: 쌍륙, hanja: 雙六) is a traditional Korean board game.

Ssangnyuk (or Ssang-yuk) is a game for two players using dice; it is most commonly played in winter.

[1]: 79–81  It is also called ssangnyuk (same spelling and sound but different hanja: 雙陸), aksak (hangul: 악삭, hanja: 握槊), sangnyuk (상륙, 象陸), and ssang-yuk (상육, 象陸).

A die is about 1 cm³ and is made from ivory or bone.

Movement is similar to backgammon according to the throw of the dice; typically two pieces are moved when doubles are thrown, and doubles do not entitle the player to another turn.

Players and observers alike absorbed in a Ssangryuk game during the Joseon dynasty
Game board and pieces from late Choseon Dynasty