Kuksu
The Kuksu, meaning "National Champion" or "Baduk Emperor," is the oldest professional Go title in South Korea, first held in 1956 under the sponsorship of the Donga Daily News. Cho Hun-hyun, often called the "God of Go" in Korea, won ten consecutive Kuksu titles during his dominant reign in the 1980s. The tournament also made history when Rui Naiwei, a Chinese-born female professional, won the championship, becoming the first woman ever to win a major professional Go title open to both men and women. The Kuksu has expanded internationally with the Kuksu Mountains International Baduk Championship.
Pays Korea
Type Title Match
Format Knockout Title
Cycle 1 a
Komi 6.5
Éditions 57
2004 · Édition #47
Champion :
Choi Cheolhan
· Finaliste :
Lee Changho
Winners' Section Semi-final
2 parties
Winners' Section Final
1 partie
Losers' Section Semi-final
1 partie
Losers' Section Final
1 partie
Final
5 parties
Challengers' Final
2 parties
Losers' Section, Round 2
2 parties
Winners' Section, Round 1
4 parties
Losers' Section, Round 1
2 parties
Preliminaries
1 partie