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{{Infobox yaku | {{Infobox yaku | ||
|type = Yakuman | |type = Yakuman | ||
|kanji = 国士無双 or 国士無双１３面待ち | |||
|english = Thirteen orphans | |||
|value = Yakuman | |value = Yakuman | ||
|yakuSpeed = Slow | |yakuSpeed = Slow | ||
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* [[Chihou]] | * [[Chihou]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Kokushi musou''', also simply known as '''kokushi''', is one of the standard [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]] hands. This hand consists of one of each terminal tile from each suit and one of each honor tiles. The 14th tile must be a duplicate of any terminal or honor tile. This hand is one of the two exceptions of the "four melds and one pair" rule of forming a hand, where the other exception is the [[chii toitsu]]. This hand is closed only. | '''Kokushi musou''' (国士無双), also simply known as '''kokushi''', is one of the standard [[List of yaku#Yakuman|yakuman]] hands. This hand consists of one of each terminal tile from each suit and one of each honor tiles. The 14th tile must be a duplicate of any terminal or honor tile. If a player draws the thirteen different tile types before pairing any of them, then the hand is of the [[Machi|13 wait variety]] (国士無双１３面待ち). This hand is one of the two exceptions of the "four melds and one pair" rule of forming a hand, where the other exception is the [[chii toitsu]]. This hand is closed only. | ||
==Tile diagram== | ==Tile diagram== | ||
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==Meaning and usage== | ==Meaning and usage== | ||
The word ''kokushi'' can be translated as "distinguished citizen"; the word ''musou'' is often translated as "peerless". The word ''kokushi'' should not split up and expressed as "Koku shimusou". This is an incorrect spelling. | The word ''kokushi'' can be translated as "distinguished citizen"; the word ''musou'' is often translated as "peerless". The word ''kokushi'' should not split up and expressed as "Koku shimusou". This is an incorrect spelling. | ||