Pakistan traditional game "Ludo"

Early history of Ludo:

In the early the name of this game Pachisi. Pachisi was a traditional game of India. Pachisi meaning in English twenty five. The game of pachisi earliest evidence in India is the illustration of boards on the grotto of Ajanta. Mughal emperor was also played this game in India. Notable mughal empire Jalaludin Muhammad Akbar played this game using his seraglio girls.   Pachisi introduced in England around the 19^th century. One of these sorts which arise in 1896 was successful acquire under the name of Ludo. England modified this game using the six sided dice.[1]

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[1]  Parlett David, Oxford history of board game, page 42

 Name in other country:

North America used the brand name “Parcheesi”. Another name of this game in North America “Trouble” and “Sorry”.The popular name in Sweden is “Fia”. Fia derived from the Latin word “fiat” this word means “so be it”. Estonia people called this game “Reis umber maailma”. In Greece also be called “Grumbler”.Macedonia use the term about this game “Do not get angry man”.But in Denmark and Norway this game known as Ludo.

Particular sphere of the Ludo panel are mostly colored bright red, green, blue and yellow. Every player is hired a colour and has four tokens of identical colour. The panel is commonly square with an annoyed shaped game path, with every arm of the annoyed subsist of three columns of squares generally six squares per column. The centre columns normally have five squares coloured, and these perform a player's home column. At the middle of the panel is a huge finishing square generally poised of triangles in the four colours atop the players' home columns thus establish "arrows" pointing to the finish? 

Rules of Ludo:

At the starting of the game a player position his or her four pieces in the starting sphere of their color. The players again take turns to flip the die. A player will have to flip a 6 previously he or she is capable to navigate a colored piece from its beginning point to the starting square. After that in every of the following turns the player navigates a piece onward for one to six squares as per indicated by the flip die.Once a player flip 6 with the die the player may select to open a new piece in the beginning square. He may also elect to navigate a piece that is already operating. The player also gains another bonus twist. However a nasty is said to have been devoted if the player rolls 6 for three successive times. 

In cases where the player has bowed a six the player may also select to free the chances if couple pieces are active. For example he or she can operate one piece by six houses and another piece by four houses. Opposite couple the chances can be played using one single piece only the player may operate one piece for 6+4=10 houses. If the player is not able to make proper ploy after the 1^st moving of 6 the die will be take place on to another player.[1]

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[1] http://www.mazegames.biz/ludo.html  05/01/2016