Jogon

Jogon is a term that can refer to several different things, most notably a type of game and a surname. In the context of games, Jogon is a two-player abstract strategy game played on a square board, typically 8x8. The objective of Jogon is to be the first player to capture all of the opponent's pieces. Players move their pieces orthogonally, and captures are made by jumping over an opponent's piece into an adjacent empty square. Pieces cannot move backward, and a player must capture if a capture is available. The game shares some similarities with checkers but has its own distinct rules regarding movement and capture.

As a surname, Jogon is a relatively uncommon name. Its origins are not widely documented, but it appears in various regions. Individuals with the surname Jogon have contributed to different fields, though no single prominent figure is universally associated with the name in a historical or cultural sense that would define it beyond its existence as a personal identifier. The game of Jogon, while having a defined set of rules, also sees variations in its play and presentation across different communities or online platforms.