P'aewang
The P'aewang (패왕전, "Champion King") was a Korean professional Go title denoting supreme competitive dominance. Contested through a league-and-challenge format, it was among the titles that defined the Korean Go calendar during the sport's boom years in the 1990s and 2000s. Champions of the P'aewang earned recognition as one of Korea's most formidable competitive players, and the title's lineage includes many of the era's legendary figures.
Pays Korea
Type Title Match
Format Title Match
Cycle 1 a
Komi 6.5
Éditions 34
2002
Champion :
Lee Changho
· Finaliste :
An Cho-yeong
Final
3 parties
Challengers' playoff
1 partie
Preliminary
1 partie
Game 9 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 8 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 7 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 6 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 5 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 4 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 3 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 2 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 19 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 18 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 17 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 16 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 15 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 14 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 13 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 12 (W&C)
2 parties
Game 11 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 10 (W&C)
1 partie
Game 1 {W&C}
1 partie
2002-06-14
2 parties