Koei, Genghis Khan X1turbo manual (JP)

Cite as: Koei, Genghis Khan X1turbo manual (JP)
Original: https://archive.org/details/genghis_khan_x1_turbo_manual
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Archived: https://archive.org/download/genghis_khan_x1_turbo_manual/khan_x1_manual_text.pdf
Accessed: 2026-10-20
Licence: © Koei; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Scan uploaded to the Internet Archive; the scanner is not named.
Notes: A manual for the home-computer version, which the uploader describes as common to the Japanese computer releases. The foreword is signed by producer Shibusawa Kō (シブサワ・コウ). The date is the uploader's (1988-02); the scan shows no printed date. Locators are printed page numbers; the foreword is unnumbered (leaf 1 of the scan).

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The computer version's manual opens with a foreword by producer Shibusawa Kō that names Koei's "historical trilogy" (Nobunaga no Yabō Zenkokuban, Aoki Ōkami to Shiroki Mejika, and Sangokushi), calls them simulation war games, and presents this game as Aoki Ōkami to Shiroki Mejika "reborn" as Genghis Khan.	`foreword (はじめに), unnumbered; scan leaf 1foreword (はじめに), unnumbered; scan leaf 1foreword (はじめに), signature`	Manual
The computer version's manual describes the same Ordo command and names it, with promotions and demotions, among the game's "human" commands.	`p. 31, 7. オルドforeword (はじめに), unnumbered`	Manual
The computer version's manual describes the same two scenarios, starting in winter 1174 and winter 1205, with the same 14 tribes, 27 countries, and four-player limit.	`pp. 6–7, II-1 ゲームの概要`	Manual