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Part III: Chess Tactics (Mating-King-Rook)
- Mating with King and rook
The idea is to suppress the position of the enemy's king using the rook and then moving our king to help the mating.
Part II: Moving the Pieces (King)
- The King
The king can move horizontally, vertically and even diagonally but only up to 1 square
Part II: Moving the Pieces (Queen)
- The Queen
The queen can move horizontally, vertically and even diagonally
Part II: Moving the Pieces (Bishop)
- The Bishop
The bishop can move up to 7 squares as long as in its diagonals.
Part II: Moving the Pieces (Pawn)
- The pawn
Pawns moves 1 square, except when they move at the first time, they can move 2 squares.
Part I: The Basics
The chess board, consisting of 64 squares, half of the squares are light while half others are black. The lines in vertical often are called files. The lines in horizontal often are called ranks. And the lines that cut diagonally through the board are called diagonals. When setting up the board, keep in mind that a light square should be in the lower right corner. When starting the game, white always have the first move.
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