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Evolution of the Playing Cards
The playing cards were originally created as a board game, however, and over time this changed, ie were not only being a deck of cards "Game Playing Cards" for recreational purposes but also began to be used with máncicos purposes or of divination.
Eventually they emerged different types of Barajas "Card games" notwithstanding the best known are the Spanish and French Shuffle Shuffle.
Historical Events of the Playing Cards
It is believed that Card games arose in the twelfth century and according to tradition it is said that its origin was in India, but other historians say it was in Egypt and China. Opinions are divided about its origin and its exact origin is uncertain.
Playing Card Games magical images used initially and then began using images of wars and battles.
Since ancient times have used different materials to form different types of Card games, for example: The Chinese played with a kind of card game based on security paper or Moncada and dominoes. The Persians and Mongols had a set of playing cards called Ganjifa. Hindus played with a deck of cards based on images of Vishnu incarnations of God. Almost all Indians Playing Cards games were oval cardboard, stone or ivory. The Japanese had their own set of playing cards or calling cards: Karuta composed of 2 types of cards: the Hanafuda and Uta-garuta.
Games Playing Card, Games are not just that because for example in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries the different social classes from royalty, feudal knights and the people in general are represented in his letters; letters to date are known and also meet social, inclusive, de-stressing, diviners among others because with the passage of time and in different cultures that coupled to its environment emerged a series of parallel to them activities not only fun. So much so that in some cultures were banned by decree as happened in Spain several centuries ago and others were ennobled ie part of one or more sciences were considered and made part of daily life.
Note that in bygone eras of television, the Internet, cell phones, iPhone, etc. These types of fun games like table had much boom in different cultures and social classes and even today have much importance in some of them.
We are told through the story in different cultures have banned Table Games including obviously the game playing cards because they were considered as part of Witchcraft by some cultures and by others as a method of very absorbing distraction. China's emperor Mu-Tsung Liao Dynasty in 969, spoke publicly Card games that brought calamity to the Royal Family Duke Ch'ien. Which is why in many cultures subsequently took the connotation of play spaces, thus encouraging the vedo thereon; but contrary to the desired character spaces exacerbated game used and disseminated secretly subsequently prohibited in Florence in 1277 and Castile John I in 1387, and shortly afterwards also went vetoing use in Germany France, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
Depending on the region, country or culture where it is used; Playing Card games take on different names, the following are some of them:
Playing Card games
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- Ace, two, three (also called clock)
- Baccarat Murderer
- Blackjack or twenty
- Boogie (also called bearded, El Barbas or the Olympics)
- Bridge
- Briscola
- Donkey (also called "pig")
- Botifarra
- Basket
- Suck play two
- Carioca
- Casita stolen
- Chinchon
- Cinquillo
- Cirules
- Continental
- Dirty ass
- Square
- Wars
- Forty
- Distrust
- Desescoba
- Broom or Broom 15
- Gin Rummy
- Guiñote
- Julep
- Malandrin
- Handle
- Memorama (in solo mode)
- Liar
- Moli
- Mus
- Eight Crazy
- Pinacle
- Pocha
- Poliladron
- Poker
- Pumbaa
- Rabiñote
- Remigio or rabbi
- Ronco
- Sixes
- Seven and a half
- Solitude
- Tarot (card game)
- Tomato
- Couch
- Trinca
- Trick or truc
- Turak (German card game)
- Tute
- One
- Viscachas
- YuGiOh
Card Magic of the Playing Cards
As its name suggests is the use of Barajas Card games with "magical" purposes, one of the most widely used worldwide and techniques but were also used for divination purposes and the Occult Sciences. Though it has other purposes such as Illusion, matches, transformations and all sorts of tricks truth is that in the field that maybe took more strength around the world was undoubtedly in the field of magic divination purposes as it is in the Gypsy culture for example. For it is in this area of Divination is where more documentation to be found and since antiquity.
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