17-10-2020, 04:25 AM
Hello, this may interest you.
A good chess trainer must teach that The King is the most important piece, but also one of the weakest. The king can only advance one square in any direction: upwards, downwards, sideways or diagonally. In no case can the king move to a square where it would be in check, that is, where it could be captured. Remember that when the king is directly threatened by another piece, it is said to be "in check". Also that The Queen is the most powerful piece. It can move in any direction (forward, backward, sideways or diagonally) and as many squares as it wants; as long as it does not pass over a piece of its color.
See you soon.
A good chess trainer must teach that The King is the most important piece, but also one of the weakest. The king can only advance one square in any direction: upwards, downwards, sideways or diagonally. In no case can the king move to a square where it would be in check, that is, where it could be captured. Remember that when the king is directly threatened by another piece, it is said to be "in check". Also that The Queen is the most powerful piece. It can move in any direction (forward, backward, sideways or diagonally) and as many squares as it wants; as long as it does not pass over a piece of its color.
See you soon.