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conquian

card game
Also known as: cooncan
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  • pan

    It developed from conquian, the ancestor of rummy games.

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    It developed from conquian, the ancestor of rummy games.

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  • rummy
    / Basic rules

    …described under such names as cooncan, khun khan, and colonel. The following rules are typical but are subject to local variations because players tend to incorporate into their game features they have encountered in other games of the same type.

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    …described under such names as cooncan, khun khan, and colonel. The following rules are typical but are subject to local variations because players tend to incorporate into their game features they have encountered in other games of the same type.

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