Chess originated in India over 1400 years ago and has since spread globally. There are far more possible unique chess games than electrons in the universe. The longest recorded chess match lasted 269 moves and ended in a draw. Chess involves strategic thinking as the number of possible ways to play just the first four moves is over 318 billion.
Chess originated in India over 1400 years ago and has since spread globally. There are far more possible unique chess games than electrons in the universe. The longest recorded chess match lasted 269 moves and ended in a draw. Chess involves strategic thinking as the number of possible ways to play just the first four moves is over 318 billion.
Chess originated in India over 1400 years ago and has since spread globally. There are far more possible unique chess games than electrons in the universe. The longest recorded chess match lasted 269 moves and ended in a draw. Chess involves strategic thinking as the number of possible ways to play just the first four moves is over 318 billion.
1. The number of unique chess game is much greater than
the number of electrons in the universe. The number of electrons estimated is about 1079, while the unique chess game is 10120. 2. The longest chess game is theoretically possible is 5,949 moves 3. Chess originated in India during the Gupta empire (almost 1400 year ago) from their it spread to Persian empire then to the middle east after Muslims conquered Persia. From their it spread to Europe and Russia 4. The longest game lasted for 269 moves and ended in a draw. 5. The word “check mate” came from Arabic word “shah mat” which translates to the king is dead in English. 6. The new moves where pawn can moves two steps instead of one was introduced in Spain in 1280. 7. The modern chess board as it we see first appear in Europe in 1090. 8. The second book printed in English language was about chess. 9. The number of possible ways of playing the first four moves for both side in a game of chess is 318,979,564,000 way 10. Chess is also called game of kings. 11. The shortest number of ways o achieve checkmate is just two moves ! About 600000000 six hundred billion people knows how to play chess worldwide.
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