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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Moving early

Hi.
If the index part reads:

King
Moving early
Does that mean the King moves or is being moved?

Thanks in advance
  

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In the context of chess, I would certainly assume that the king is being moved by the player. It would be very disconcerting to see a chess piece moving about the board as if guided by an invisible hand.

  • In the context of chess, I would certainly assume that the king is being moved by the player.
  • It would be very disconcerting to see a chess piece moving about the board as if guided by an invisible hand.
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In the context of chess, I would certainly assume that the king is being moved by the player. It would be very disconcerting to see a chess piece moving about the board as if guided by an invisible hand.
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Hi

Until the endgame in chess, it is usual to keep the King behind the pawns and not to move it, except for castling

Occasionally, a player may not follow that - "King moving early"

Dave
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The entry seemingly points at:
you will find that When a King is drawn into enemy territory early in the game, it is destined to be quickly Checkmated.

Does it just mean 'the beginnings' or connotes anything else?
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Hi Soheil

I would say that the parts of a chess game are: the opening; the middle game; the end game

I expect there are some unusual examples, but I would say the King does not normally move (other than castling) until the end game; or right at the end of the middle game

If he moves before then, it is likely he's moved into dangerous space (which, I think, is what your s

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