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Kuwahara Shusaku
| General information |
| kanji |
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[No promotion information available]
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| also found as |
Shusaku Honinbo Shusaku Kuwahara Torajiro Yasuda Shusaku |
| korean |
Soo-chaek
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| nationality |
Japan
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| born |
1829
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| died |
1862
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| go houses |
Honinbo,heir,15,1848,1862
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| teachers |
Honinbo Shuwa |
| pro status |
Professional
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| pid |
7896
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| Performance |
| games |
570 |
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| wins |
382 |
| losses |
123 |
| draws |
23 |
| unknown |
30 |
| no result |
12 |
| score |
74.53% (details) |
| biography |
Kuwahara Shusaku was born in 1829 and died of
cholera in 1862. In his short career he established himself as one
of the greatest players of Go history. His record of 19 wins, no
losses in the official "castle games" is unique. With Black
Shusaku was virtually invincible. There is a story that once when
asked the result of a game, he replied simply "I had black".
Shusaku's fuseki theory became the starting point for modern Go.
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