Does anyone know if the list wikipedia has for world chess variants is complete

Chaturanga - an ancient Indian game, presumed to be the common ancestor of chess and other national chess-related games.
Chaturaji - four handed version of Chaturanga, played with a dice.
Shatranj - an ancient Persian game, derived from Chaturanga.
Tamerlane chess - a significantly expanded variation of Shatranj.
Xiangqi - China.
Jungle (or animal chess) - China.
Banqi (or Chinese Half chess) - China.
Shogi - Japan (see also shogi variants).
Janggi - Korea.
Makruk - Thailand.
Sittuyin - Burma.
Shatar - Mongolia.

So is this all the world chess's or are there more.

I thought chess variants referred to variants based on what we call western chess. Things like Bughouse, Crazyhouse, Fischer Random, and such.

Chess variant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In a sense, I guess it is infinite.

But the OP got me thinking, it seems like most cultures have their own type of chess game. But in fairness, I think Shogi, Janggi, and Xiangqi can be grouped into one similar group. So along those lines, how many world version of chess are there?

Daniel