Which country did Galahad originate from?

In ancient times, Galaha became a pawn in the military tactical simulation exercises of Xianbei, Qidan, Jurchen and Mongolia. Garaha is different in size, category and color, and different types are used to represent different military categories, usually mountains, forests, rivers and bubbles. Soldiers are deployed there, and soldiers charge, outflank and intercept. Weapons teams, represented by Garaha, become chess pieces in the battlefield sand table.

Up to now, the story of "Jin Wushu and Galaha" has spread among Manchu, Mongolian, Tatar and other ethnic groups. At first, people regarded Galahad as a symbol of wealth and good luck. After apotheosis, it became a divination tool for "fixing blessings and doubts", depending on "resolving evil spirits, combining good fortune", "treasure back good fortune, donkey pit evil spirits, and treasure steamed buns". Some people use six sheep to worship their ancestors, indicating that six animals are prosperous, and connect the hooves of four sheep with a rubber band above the belly of the sheep in order to drive away evil spirits. Manchu and Xibe put Garaha into "mother's pocket" and put it in the ancestral box on weekdays. Manchu baby wagons are deep and big, Daur baby wagons are flat and shallow, Ewenki, Oroqen and Hezhe baby wagons are similar to baskets, but both sides and bottom of the wagons are hung with Galaha.

The reason why the gala game is popular is that in the countryside, it is emphasized that girls are not allowed to move needles in the first month, and girls are not suitable for outdoor activities in the first month, so girls begin to play this gala game on the kang in the house.