Significance of Dice-game
According to Jainism, dice games represent a playful competition between a king and his queens, involving playful wagers that reflect dynamics of power and affection. In contrast, Vaishnavism views dice games as games of chance that were sometimes abandoned by kings during moments of anger. Both perspectives highlight different cultural significances of dice games, showcasing their social and emotional implications in royal contexts.
Synonyms: Dice play
In Dutch: Dobbelspel; In Finnish: Noppapeli
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Hindu concept of 'Dice-game'
In Hinduism, dice games symbolize games of chance that were forsaken by kings in anger, reflecting the volatility and consequences of impulsive decisions.
From: Garga Samhita (English)
(1) Games of chance played with dice, which were abandoned by the kings in their moment of anger.[1]
Jain concept of 'Dice-game'
In Jainism, Dice games symbolize playful competition, particularly between the king and his queens, reflecting dynamics of power and affection through light-hearted wagers, illustrating social interactions within royal relationships.
From: Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Caritra
(1) A playful competition between the king and his queens where the stakes involved playful wagers and indicated dynamics of power and affection.[2]