The kings in a deck of playing cards represent actual historical rulers! * Hearts: Charlemagne * Clubs: Alexander the great * Diamonds: Julius Caesar * Spades: King David
Norton T. Horr has written: 'A bibliography of card-games and of the history of playing cards' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Playing cards, History
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Poker is played with a regular fifty-two-card deck of playing cards. For a discussion of the game of Poker, including rules and variants, see the Wikipedia article on Poker. For a discussion on playing cards in general, including their history, see the Wikipedia article "Playing card."
A group of playing cards is called a deck.
playing cards were invented because people were getting bored at that time cause no technology
Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt has written: 'Gutenberg and the Master of the Playing Cards' -- subject(s): Engraving, Illustrated books, Playing cards, History 'The life of the book' 'Art under a dictatorship'
There are 52 cards in a playing deck.
There are 52 cards in a normal deck of playing cards, not counting the Jokers and advertisements.
The playing cards had pretty much an impact on China. The playing cards were related to Chinese paper money. They were very entertaining as well. Princess Tongchang played "leaf games" with relatives to pass time. Today, playing cards are not only used to entertain but also some people make or lose money by them. Lots of people find jobs by card games. Casino are a convincing illustration.
Playing cards were originated in Ancient China. This was the first taken picture of a card, but in tablet form. These playing tablets were progressed into flexible paper prints, which are now called playing cards. This is just a little bit that I know about the history of playing cards, hope this helped! :)
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This invention made life easier for the people. The playing cards were related to Chinese paper money. They were very entertaining as well. Princess Tongchang played "leaf games" with relatives to pass time.