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Agsinnoninka (also known as Chuncajon) is a mancala game played by the Iloko in the Mountain Province in Northern Luzon, Philippines. The game was first described by Morice Vanoverbergh in 1927. Agsinnoninka is played by young girls. It is a rather unusual game as all moves are conducted simultaneously. The sowing is of the pussa kanawa type, which is most typical for mancala games played in India, Southern China, Cambodia, and Northern Vietnam.

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rdfs:label	Agsinnoninka
rdfs:comment	Agsinnoninka (also known as Chuncajon) is a mancala game played by the Iloko in the Mountain Province in Northern Luzon, Philippines. The game was first described by Morice Vanoverbergh in 1927. Agsinnoninka is played by young girls. It is a rather unusual game as all moves are conducted simultaneously. The sowing is of the pussa kanawa type, which is most typical for mancala games played in India, Southern China, Cambodia, and Northern Vietnam.
dcterms:subject	Two Rows Asia Traditional Mancala Games
abstract	Agsinnoninka (also known as Chuncajon) is a mancala game played by the Iloko in the Mountain Province in Northern Luzon, Philippines. The game was first described by Morice Vanoverbergh in 1927. Agsinnoninka is played by young girls. It is a rather unusual game as all moves are conducted simultaneously. The sowing is of the pussa kanawa type, which is most typical for mancala games played in India, Southern China, Cambodia, and Northern Vietnam.

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