- dragon (esp. a Chinese dragon)see also
- naga; semi-divine human-cobra chimera in Hindu and Buddhist mythology
- promoted rookonly applies to りゅう and りょうshogiabbreviationsee also
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- dragon (esp. a Chinese dragon)
- naga; semi-divine human-cobra chimera in Hindu and Buddhist mythology
- promoted rook
This meaning refers to a mythical creature often depicted in Chinese culture as a benevolent figure associated with water, agriculture, and power. It is different from Western dragons, as it is usually long, serpentine, and has a revered place in mythology.
This meaning refers to a mythical serpent-like being found in Hindu and Buddhist stories, often revered as a protector and associated with water bodies.
This meaning refers to a chess term where a rook is upgraded or promoted in specific gameplay scenarios, often relating to strategies in chess.
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