
황룡사: 피와 눈물의 전설
황룡사라는 이름을 들어 본 적이 없다고 해도… 전혀 이상하지 않습니다. 그는 17세기 중국 사람이었고, 그 무렵 바둑 세계를 이끈 것은 일본 기사였으니까요. 그런데도 같은 시대 사람들은 그를 사람으로 내려온 신선이라 했고, 20세기 최고의 기사 오청원은 황룡사가 지금 살아 있다면 적어도 13단은 될 것이라 믿었습니다! 그저 과장일 뿐일까요? 현대 컴퓨터 프로그램이라는 돋보기로 이 옛 명인의 기보를 들여다보면, 그 수수께끼에 조금은 빛이 들지도 모릅니다…
무료 강의 “보물상자”에는 황룡사의 모든 기보가 SGF 형식으로 담겨 있고, 지금까지 어디에도 출간된 적 없는 전설의 끝내기 문제집 “혁괄(弈括)”도 함께 실려 있습니다.
대상: 8급–9단. 역사를 다루는 강좌라 기력과 상관없이 누구나 재미있게 볼 수 있습니다.
강좌 목차
사범
Vadim Efimenko 4d
바둑 연구에 푹 빠진 아마추어 기사이자 Go Magic 공동 창업자입니다.
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Good course, very interesting. But I have somehow managed to be at the stated level of this course while it is way above me.
interesting historical course
Vadim once again shares his passion for the game. Part history lesson, part in-depth game review. It’s so fantastic. I also love the courses that include SGF files! I always feel like those are worth their weight in gold.
Yet another amazing course. This time taking us on a deep journey into the fascinating origins of the game
Great course for the historical aspects and for the problems collection
Excellent course if you want to see 17th century masters fight everywhere. Quizzes are extremely difficult. Also provides SGFs and PDFs of his games, and of his endgame problem set which is basically impossible to find outside of China
Great course and games. The problems are quite difficult.
Wonderful lecture by Vadim about the life of this less known go genius, the depth of his reading was amazing, very inspiring! Thank you.
Very interesting to see these magical games from long ago. The reading skills are unbelievable. It's confronting to realize my own shortcomings when it comes to reading the problems. As a 7k, it's still too hard for me to solve most of them, but it's definitely entertaining. Good job Vadim!
Thanks for this, he is my favourite ancient player apart from Dosaku. I wish someone trains katago to play like Longshi and Dosaku and make them face off. On a different note, I'd be really happy if you make a fun course on Legend88. He was not a pro, neither historical, but I've always thought he was Mr. Chang-ho in disguise. And I'll love to see Vadim exploring his games.
Great course! Fascinating and challenging!
Did the game records specify the actual results? are we relying on ai or judgement of pro players.? I enjoyed the story but would be interested in clarity. None the less, this has been fascinating!
These games are WILD, MAN! The course also comes with a good heap of extra material including a huge SGF trove of Longshi's Endgame Go Problems... some of which you will see in GoMagic's Skill Tree. Vadim, my guy, you have such a concise & clear game commentary, fingers crossed for many more years of Magic. SideNote:Xingyou's fluctuations of reading brilliance during game is interesting in itself
Wowee! This was a very challenging program. But it was a lot of fun to learn. Much of this material is way over my head at the moment, so I will have to return to this in a year or so.
Similarly to the Jowa course, it's very fascinating to dive into the ancient history of Go and the course had that in spades, with weird openings, old rules and unusual fights that we might not see that often anymore today. It's clearly a topic that Vadim and the GOMagic crew has a lot of passion for. Less educational to improve your strength in Go but highly inspirational and entertaining. 🙂
would be nice if course are more in depth. nevertheless, enjoyed the review of huang longshi's game!
Love these historical courses! Please do more
Much better than I expected. And it even includes PDFs and SGFs from games and tsumegos at the end.
Great historical course, an impressive great player without AI inspiration !!! And fun reading exercices of Endgame problems. Thanks

A nice course that makes you feel connected to the old generation of players. However, I wish you had explained how they thought, why they chose certain moves, what they were known for, whether some moves were mistakes, and how AI evaluates them today. Many moves were shown without enough explanation, so I often didn’t understand why they were played. More context would make the course much better