Atila:  http://www.ludoteka.com/turkish_draughts.html

You can play by yourself: Turkish Draughts.
Then it must be easy to test, are the rules right there?

Atila: I am not at home now with my books, Turc lived in 18-19th century as I
remember. Some history you see in http://www.fmjd.nl/?p=genhist .

Atila: Thank you, I see now the forbidden reverse direction
capture in Example 4.

Example 3 shows that it is possible to cross a piece twice!

There is not any Coup Turc in Turkish Checkers. We can see the mythic
Turkish capture in the end of  Arena
Draughts Rules (to understand this notation you need to keep
mouse on any black field) but Turc was a player from Netherlands.

Atila: Türgi kabe (Atila vs. Tutagil)
It is neccessary to capture 5 pieces here (BrainKing allows moves with capturing 3 or 4 pieces too).
5. ... h1xh3xf3xd3xb3xb1
Is it right that black cannot cross the piece b2 twice and then capture 6th piece on the same move: 5. ... h1xh3xf3xd3xb3xb1xb5(b6)?

Look http://perso.orange.fr/alemanni/turkish.html please! I see diagonal moves and captures here! Is it wrong?
Dear Turkish players! You need an officional page like http://www.usacheckers.com/index.php in USA where we can see the official rules in English!

We have a good game here - Turkish Checkers. How popular is it in the world? Has this game an official website in English?
I played 2 games and I didn´t notice something wrong. But I see now that some rules are wrong on BrainKing.
From http://brainrook.com/archives/65-Turkish-Checkers.html I see the following differences:
1. Maximum capture is mandatory
2. DAMA (king) has no priority over pawns for the maximum capture rule.
Is it all? More mistakes?
I want to support my Turkish friends and I don´t begin to play new games with wrong rules, although this site is more amusing than sporting.