Efko Man, don't be angry!

Man, don't be angry and his forgotten history

Man, Don't Be Angry is a worldwide board game whose rules are known to everyone. Not so well known, however, may be its long history, whose roots go back to India and the 7th century game of Pachisi. It gradually reached Europe via Asia and Spain, from where it spread further. In the 19th century it was patented in England under the name Ludo and in 1914 it received its modern form in Germany as "Mensch, ärgere dich nicht". The game Člověče, nezlob se appeared in the Czech lands as early as the 19th century, but it did not achieve real popularity until the period of the so-called "Czech Republic". First Republic. Made in the Czech Republic.