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| {{r|Game}}
| | ''The root category heads a logical hierarchy for ease of subject navigation. It holds the core article and any key sub-topics. All other related articles are sub-categorised below the root''. |
| | * [[:Category:Chess|Chess]] |
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| ==Subtopics== | | ==Key topics== |
| {{r|Chess clock}} | | {{rpl|Board game}} |
| {{r|Chess composition}} | | {{rpl|Chess opening}} |
| {{r|Chess strategy}} | | {{rpl|Chess strategy}} |
| {{r|Chess openings||**}} | | {{rpl|Chess960}} |
| {{r|Chess terminology}}
| | {{rpl|Chess symbols in Unicode}} |
| {{r|Chess variants}}
| | {{rpl|Fédération Internationale des Échecs}} (FIDE) |
| {{r|Chess960}}
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| {{r|Computer chess}} | |
| {{r|Correspondence chess}}
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| {{r|Chess Olympiad}}
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| {{r|Chess tournament}}
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| {{r|Women's World Chess Championship}}
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| {{r|World Chess Championship}}
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| ===World Champions===
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| {{r|Comparing top chess players throughout history}}
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| . . . including unofficial World Champions . . .
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| {{r|Alexander Alekhine}}
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| {{r|Adolf Anderssen}}
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| {{r|Mikhail Botvinnik}}
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| {{r|Jose Raul Capablanca}}
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| {{r|Max Euwe}}
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| {{r|Robert James Fischer}}
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| {{r|Anatoly Karpov}}
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| {{r|Gary Kasparov}}
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| {{r|Emanuel Lasker}}
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| {{r|Paul Morphy}}
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| {{r|Tigran Petrosian}}
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| {{r|Vassily Smyslov}}
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| {{r|Boris Spassky}}
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| {{r|Howard Staunton}}
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| {{r|Wilhelm Steinitz}}
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| {{r|Mikhail Tal}}
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| ===Other important chess players===
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| {{r|David Bronstein}}
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| {{r|Aron Nimzowitsch}}
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| {{r|Judit Polgar}}
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| {{r|Richard Réti}}
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| ===Chess tournaments===
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| {{r|London 1851}}
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| {{r|London 1862}}
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| {{r|Vienna 1873}}
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| {{r|London 1883}} | |
| {{r|St. Petersburg 1909}}
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| {{r|New York 1924}}
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| ==Other related topics==
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| {{r|Federation Internationale des E'checs}}
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| {{r|Shogi}}
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| {{r|Chinese chess}}
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| {{r|Vladimir Nabokov}}
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| {{r|Adriaan de Groot}}
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| {{r|Alexander McDonnell}}
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| {{r|Alfred Binet}}
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| {{r|Algebraic chess notation}}
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| {{r|Arpad Elo}}
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| {{r|Artificial intelligence}}
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| {{r|Backgammon}}
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| {{r|Backward pawn}}
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| {{r|Baldassare Castiglione}}
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| {{r|Benjamin Franklin}}
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| {{r|Bernhard Horwitz}}
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| {{r|Bishop (chess)}}
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| {{r|Blindfold chess}}
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| {{r|Blitz chess}}
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| {{r|Bobby Fischer}}
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| {{r|Boden's Mate}}
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| {{r|Bullet chess}}
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| {{r|Café de la Régence}}
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| {{r|Candidate Master}}
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| {{r|Carmina Burana}}
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| {{r|Castling}}
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| {{r|Chaturanga}}
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| {{r|Chess (Northwestern University)|CHESS 3.0}}
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| {{r|Chess clock}}
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| {{r|Chess composer}}
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| {{r|Chess engine|Chess playing programs}}
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| {{r|Chess piece}}
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| {{r|Chess prodigy}}
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| {{r|Chessboard}}
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| {{r|Chinese chess}}
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| {{r|Claude Shannon}}
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| {{r|Combination (chess)}}
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| {{r|Corus chess tournament}}
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| {{r|David Bronstein}}
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| {{r|David H. Li}}
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| {{r|David Pritchard (chess writer)}}
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| {{r|Deep Blue}}
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| {{r|Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting}}
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| {{r|El Ajedrecista}}
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| {{r|Elo rating system}}
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| {{r|English Chess Federation}}
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| {{r|Ernst Zermelo}}
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| {{r|European Individual Chess Championship}}
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| {{r|European Team Championship}}
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| {{r|Evaluation function}}
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| {{r|Fairy chess piece}}
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| {{r|FIDE Master}}
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| {{r|Fifty move rule}}
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| {{r|File (chess)}}
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| {{r|Fork (chess)}}
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| {{r|François-André Danican Philidor}}
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| {{r|Frank Marshall}}
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| {{r|Free Internet Chess Server}}
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| {{r|Game}}
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| {{r|Game-tree complexity}}
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| {{r|Gioacchino Greco}}
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| {{r|Giovanni Leonardo Di Bona}}
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| {{r|Giulio Cesare Polerio}}
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| {{r|Handbuch des Schachspiels}}
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| {{r|Harold James Ruthven Murray}}
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| {{r|Henry Edward Bird}}
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| {{r|Howard Staunton}}
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| {{r|Hydra (chess)}}
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| {{r|Hypermodernism (chess)}}
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| {{r|ICCF}}
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| {{r|Interference (chess)}}
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| {{r|International Correspondence Chess Federation}}
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| {{r|International Grandmaster}}
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| {{r|International Master}}
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| {{r|Internet Chess Server}}
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| {{r|Isolated pawn}}
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| {{r|Italian Game}}
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| {{r|Jacobus de Cessolis}}
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| {{r|Janggi}}
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| {{r|Johannes Zukertort}}
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| {{r|Josef Kling}}
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| {{r|King (chess)}}
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| {{r|Knight (chess)}}
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| {{r|Kurnik}}
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| {{r|Lacny}}
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| {{r|Lewis chessmen}}
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| {{r|Libro de los juegos}}
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| {{r|Linares chess tournament}}
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| {{r|Louis Charles de La Bourdonnais}}
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| {{r|Luis Ramirez de Lucena}}
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| {{r|Makruk}}
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| {{r|Melody Amber}}
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| {{r|Nigel Short}}
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| {{r|North American Computer Chess Championship}}
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| {{r|Novotny (chess)}}
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| {{r|Opera game}}
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| {{r|Overloading (chess)}}
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| {{r|Paul Rudolf von Bilguer}}
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| {{r|Pawn (chess)}}
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| {{r|Pawn structure}}
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| {{r|Pedro Damiano}}
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| {{r|Pin (chess)}}
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| {{r|Play-by-mail game}}
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| {{r|Professional Chess Association}}
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| {{r|Promotion (chess)}}
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| {{r|Punctuation (chess)}}
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| {{r|Queen (chess)}}
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| {{r|Rank (chess)}}
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| {{r|Rapid chess}}
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| {{r|Robert James Fischer}}
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| {{r|Rook (chess)}}
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| {{r|Ruy López de Segura}}
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| {{r|Rybka}}
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| {{r|Sam Sloan}}
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| {{r|Samuel Loyd}}
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| {{r|Scholar's mate}}
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| {{r|Shannon number}}
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| {{r|Shatranj}}
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| {{r|Siegbert Tarrasch}}
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| {{r|Simpson's-in-the-Strand}}
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| {{r|Skewer (chess)}}
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| {{r|Susan Polgar}}
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| {{r|Tarrasch}}
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| {{r|Tassilo von Heydebrand und der Lasa}}
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| {{r|The Book of the Courtier}}
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| {{r|The Royal Game}}
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| {{r|The Turk}}
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| {{r|Three-dimensional chess}}
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| {{r|Tri-Dimensional Chess}}
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| {{r|Undermining (chess)}}
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| {{r|United States Chess Federation}}
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| {{r|US Chess Federation}}
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| {{r|Vera Menchik}}
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| {{r|Veselin Topalov}}
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| {{r|Viktor Korchnoi}}
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| {{r|Viswanathan Anand}}
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| {{r|Vladimir Kramnik}}
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| {{r|Vladimir Nabokov}}
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| {{r|William Caxton}}
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| {{r|World Chess Champion}}
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| {{r|World Chess Federation}}
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| {{r|World Chess Solving Championship}}
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| {{r|World Junior Chess Championship}}
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| {{r|Xiangqi}}
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| {{r|Xu Yuhua}}
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| {{r|Zwischenzug}}
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| {{r|The Defense}}
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| {{r|The exchange (chess)}}
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| {{r|Stalemate}}
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| {{r|Sicilian Defense}}
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| {{r|Sacrifice (chess)}}
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| {{r|Réti Opening}}
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| {{r|Resignation (chess)}}
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| {{r|Opening (chess)}}
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| {{r|Middlegame (chess)}}
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| {{r|Latvian Gambit}}
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| {{r|King's Gambit}}
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| {{r|King's Game}}
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| {{r|Game theory}}
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| {{r|Encyclopedia of Chess Openings}}
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| {{r|Endgame (chess)}}
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| {{r|Endgame study}}
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| {{r|en passant}}
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| {{r|Draw by agreement}}
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| {{r|Doubled pawns}}
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| {{r|Draw (chess)}}
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| {{r|Double check}}
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| {{r|Discovered attack}}
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| {{r|Chess tactics}}
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| {{r|Chess problems}}
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| {{r|Check (board game)}}
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| {{r|Checkmate}}
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Board game: A game that involves moving playing pieces around a board. [e]
Chess strategy: Describes concepts in positional play and longer-term plans which, together with shorter-term maneuvers called tactics, are usable for success in the game of chess. [e]
