King Exercise 1
It is good to do some puzzles set by me.
Want to know how the king move?
A king can move one square in any direction (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), unless the square is already occupied by a friendly piece, or the move would place the king in check.
The king can make a special move, in conjunction with a rook, called castling. When castling, the king moves two squares toward one of its rooks, and that rook is placed on the square over which the king crossed. Castling is permissible only when:
1.Neither the king nor the castling rook have previously moved
2.no squares between them are occupied
3.the king is not in check
4.None of the squares the king would move across or to are under enemy attack
Castling with the h-file rook is known as castling kingside or short castling (denoted 0-0 in algebraic notation), while castling with the a-file rook is known as castling queenside or long castling (denoted 0-0-0).
1.Move the king to d1
2.Move the king to d2
3.Move the king to e2
4.Move the king to f2
5.Move the king to f1
6.Move the king to g1 (O-O)
7.Move the king to c1 (O-O-O)
8.Move the king to g6
9.Move the king to g5
10.Move the king to g4
11.Move the king to g3
12.Move the king to g2
13.Move the king to g1
14.Move the king to b6
15.Move the king to b5
16.Move the king to b4
17.Move the king to b3
18.Move the king to b2
19.Move the king to b1
20.Move the king to c6 and move the king to b6
21.Move the king to c5 and move the king to b5
22.Move the king to c4 and move the king to b4
23.Move the king to c3 and move the king to b3
24.Move the king to c2 and move the king to b2
25.Move the king to f6 and move the king to g6
26.Move the king to f5 and move the king to g5
27.Move the king to f4 and move the king to g4
28.Move the king to f3 and move the king to g3
29.Move the king to f2 and move the king to g2
30.Move the king to h6 and move the king to b6
31.Move the king to h5 and move the king to b5
32.Move the king to h4 and move the king to b4
33.Move the king to h3 and move the king to b3
34.Move the king to h2 and move the king to b2
35.Move the king to g6 and move the king to b6
36.Move the king to g5 and move the king to b5
37.Move the king to g4 and move the king to b4
38.Move the king to g3 and move the king to b3
39.Move the king to g2 and move the king to b2
40.Move the king to f6 and move the king to b6
41.Move the king to f5 and move the king to b5
42.Move the king to f4 and move the king to b4
43.Move the king to f3 and move the king to b3
44.Move the king to f2 and move the king to b2
45.Move the king to g6 and move the king to b6
46.Move the king to g5 and move the king to b5
47.Move the king to g4 and move the king to b4
48.Move the king to g3 and move the king to b3
49.Move the king to g2 and move the king to b2
50.Move the king to f6 and move the king to b6
51.Move the king to f5 and move the king to b5
52.Move the king to f4 and move the king to b4
53.Move the king to f3 and move the king to b3
54.Move the king to f2 and move the king to b2
55.Move the king to g6 and move the king to b6
56.Move the king to g5 and move the king to b5
57.Move the king to g4 and move the king to b4
58.Move the king to g3 and move the king to b3
59.Move the king to g2 and move the king to b2
60.Move the king to f6 and move the king to b6
61.Move the king to f5 and move the king to b5
62.Move the king to f4 and move the king to b4
63.Move the king to f3 and move the king to b3
64.Move the king to f2 and move the king to b2
“Every chess master was once a beginner.” – Irving Chernev
