An Indian slave who came out to be one of the greatest chess players.

Here is the link for it hope you like it.

Here is a blog, written by one of my friends.

The slave's name was Sultan Khan.

Link

Here is another link

Here is a game of Mir Sultan Khan against a master - Link

Thanks @SeanBrikey

@zarufiqbal, a very popular link you have posted but it is my earnest request to kindly edit the term "slave". User servant instead. Thank you.

Ok, @noxiousfumes.

According to his granddaughter he wasn't a servant either. I wrote an article on him a couple of years ago. 

Thanks for the information, I´m pleased you have shared this with the forum. Obviously he was a genius and should have been granted the GM title before his death.

He was not a "slave."  He was a free domestic servant.  Slavery was unlawful in the British Empire.  Looked for Simaginfan's article, but I couldn't find it.

https://www.chess.com/blog/simaginfan/mir-sultan-khan-perhaps-the-greatest-natural-player-of-modern-times   

Jamie when asked to wear a mask in public: "That's dehumanizing. I have rights. You can't treat me like an animal! You're a marxist! A fascist!"

Jamie when asked about people who actually had no rights: "Free domestic servant. They should be happy for what they have (God knows it's more than they deserve)."

I wear a mask in public, because I am part of a high risk group.

Mir Sultan Khan had rights guaranteed by law.  He chose his path in life.  The Indian Slavery Act of 1843 outlawed slavery in British India.  However, the Caste System remained in place.

Try again, worm.

Here is another Link, written by one of my friends.

It was tongue in cheek. I made the post that way because I know how Jamie has behaved in the past. 

You know nothing about this.

it isnt

Sorry but I can't. I don't use safari.