What is the most moved piece in chess?

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I think rook and king are easily out of considerations as rooks are practically of no use in opening and mid game. You can even sometimes trade it with a strong bishop. King also does not move a lot It has a role in endgame only. They probably move 10 times each in 75 move game.  Knights are developed early and they are given a certain position to control areas in the board. They normally get traded. They will probnably move 12 times in a 75 move game. The bishop is usually kept on a diagonal to control some other area. They move to and fro to

defend and attack. They probably move 15 times in a 75 move game. A queen moves all across the board for all sorts of purposes. They are re - maneuvered a lot.  It probably moves 15-16 times. There are 8 pawns and at an average, each pawn moves 2-3 times a game. That is 16-18 times. Therefore, I would say pawns move the most.  
(P.S) - The number times the peices move are not exact. 

i think pawn

Probably the rook. It depends on what you mean really. 

Pawns get moved a lot, but there is an upper limit. It's impossible to move pawns more than 48 times in a game. Knights and bishops get moved a lot too, but they are often traded. Rooks are pretty common in endgames, and have the potential to get moved a lot. 

So if it's an average game, and its just which piece is likely to be moved the most in a game, probably pawn. But if it's which piece CAN be moved the most in an average game, probably rooks. 

Why Rooks? Why aren't anything but Pawns all equal?

for me its nights but the most is pawns

The Queen is the most moved. Often, when she takes a piece, she drops to her knees, sheds a few tears and cries out, "Oh alas, why must I be so mean?"

It depends whether he means all the pawns or one pawn.

That horse head is the most moved chess piece. 

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Because rooks are very common in endgames. So they get moved a lot. Most pawns end up getting traded. It just depends on what he meant by the question. 

The answer, for most games, is probably pawns. But since there is a limit to how many pawn moves can be made it seems like there are many long games where a different piece would be moved more. Probably the rook. 

Just for fun I watched a game a couple minutes ago. Between a GM and FM. The GM won. It was 60 moves and his pawns moved a total of 12 times, as most got traded early. The knights surprisingly only made 5 moves total, got traded. The queen didn't even move until move 18. And the rooks were moved the most. By far. 24 times. Twice as much as the pawns.