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Presentation in the Ludic Languages of Asia lecture series organised by Jacob Schmidt-Madsen and the Astral Sciences in Trans-Regional Asia (ASTRA) research group at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG) in Berlin. You can read more about the lecture series here: https://www.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/page/astra-colloquium ABSTRACT The Şatranç-nâme-i Kebîr, or 'Great Book of Chess,' is a work composed by Firdevsî-i Rûmî (also known as Uzun Firdevsî, Şerefeddîn Mûsâ, 1453–after 1517) in Balıkesir in 1503 (909 AH). It was presented to Sultan Bayezid II. Copies of the manuscript are held in the Nuruosmaniye Library (Istanbul, no. 3553), the Berlin Library (no. 1631), and the Munich Library (no. 250). The book is divided into eight chapters (Bâb) and is written in a mix of poetry and prose in Ottoman Turkish. The book contains 83 chess positions, six of which are historical chess arrangements (ta’biye) played in the Middle East. The remaining 77 positions feature variations of well-known chess puzzles, such as the Dilaram problem. While the work draws upon earlier Arabic chess treatises like the 10th-century Kitāb al-Shiṭranj by As-Suli and Al-Adli, it also preserves lesser-known tales about the origins of chess, such as the legends of Islamic heroes/prophets, Idris, Cemşit, Iskender, and Suleyman. Previous scholarship on the book by Antonius van der Linde and James Murray has been limited in its introduction of the work. This lecture aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to the Şatranç-nâme-i Kebîr and its author, with particular attention to the allegorical and literary dimensions of the text.

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