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CHESS

Chapter 1: History; History of chess
Chapter 2: The Rules; Rules of chess; Chessboard; Chess piece; King (chess); Queen (chess); Rook (chess); Knight (chess); Bishop (chess); Pawn (chess); Chess piece relative value; Game clock; Time control; Chess notation; Algebraic notation (chess); Touch-move rule; Castling; Promotion (chess); En passant; Check (chess); Checkmate; Stalemate; Draw (chess); Draw by agreement; Threefold repetition; Perpetual check; Adjournment (games)
Chapter 3: Strategy; Chess strategy; Chess problem; Chess aesthetics; Chess theory; School of chess; Romantic chess; Hypermodernism (chess); Soviet Chess School
Chapter 4: Tactics; Chess tactic; Alekhine's gun; Anti-computer tactics; Battery (chess); Cross-check; Decoy (chess); Deflection (chess); Desperado (chess); Domination (chess); Chess opening; Combination (chess); Discovered attack; Double check; Exchange (chess); Fork (chess); Flight square; Interference (chess); King walk; Pawn storm; Pin (chess); Queen sacrifice; Sacrifice (chess); Skewer (chess); Swindle (chess); Undermining (chess); Windmill (chess); X-ray (chess); Zugzwang; Zwischenzug; List of chess openings named after places; Nimzowitsch Defence; King's Gambit; Dutch Defence; Sicilian Defence, Dragon Variation; Ruy Lopez; Baltic Defense; Queen's Gambit Declined, Cambridge Springs Defense; French Defence; Pirc Defence; Queen's Gambit Declined; Dunst Opening; Gunderam Defense; English Opening; Alekhine's Defence; Sicilian Defence; Budapest Gambit; Bishop's Opening; Slav Defense; Catalan Opening; Irish Gambit; Sicilian Defence, Smith–Morra Gambit; Benoni Defense; Ware Opening; Danish Gambit; Italian Game; Caro–Kann Defence; English Defence; King's Indian Defence; Sicilian Defence, Najdorf Variation; Hungarian Defense; Benko's Opening; Scandinavian Defense; Indian Defence; Inverted Hungarian Opening; Giuoco Piano, Jerome Gambit; Halloween Gambit; Latvian Gambit; Tarrasch Defense; London System; Queen's Gambit Accepted; Semi-Slav Defense; Black Knights' Tango; Italian Gambit; Modern Defense, North Sea Variation; Four Knights Game; Vienna Game; Paris Defence; Amar Opening; Polish Defense; Sokolsky Opening; Portuguese Opening; Petrov's Defence; Scotch Game; Grünfeld Defence; Bird's Opening; Mieses Opening; Benko Gambit; Two Knights Defense; Nimzo-Indian Defence; List of chess openings named after people; Alapin's Opening; Albin Countergambit; Anderssen's Opening; Balogh Defense; King's Indian Attack; Barnes Opening; Italian Game, Blackburne Shilling Gambit; Blackmar–Diemer Gambit; Blumenfeld Gambit; Bogo-Indian Defence; Réti Opening; Sicilian Defence, Chekhover Variation; Clemenz Opening; Colle System; Damiano Defence; Desprez Opening; Durkin Opening; Englund Gambit; Evans Gambit; King's Gambit, Falkbeer Countergambit; King's Gambit, Fischer Defense; Vienna Game, Frankenstein-Dracula Variation; Grob's Attack; Hodgson Attack; Keres Defence; Konstantinopolsky Opening; Larsen's Opening; Stepan Levitsky; Maróczy Bind; Marshall Defense; Two Knights Defense, Max Lange Attack; Bogo-Indian Defence, Monticelli Trap; Grünfeld Defence, Nadanian Variation; Owen's Defence; Wayward Queen Attack; Philidor Defence; Ponziani Opening; Queen's Pawn Game; Richter-Veresov Attack; Modern Defense; Italian Game, Rousseau Gambit; Staunton Gambit; Flank opening; Napoleon Opening; King's Gambit, Rice Gambit; Torre Attack; Trompowsky Attack; Van 't Kruijs Opening; Wade Defence; Checkmates in the opening; Chess middlegame; Chess endgame; King and pawn versus king endgame; Fortress (chess); Corresponding squares; Endgame study; Checkmate pattern; Isolated pawn; Opposition (chess); Pawnless chess endgame; Ladislav Prokeš; Tarrasch rule; Triangulation (chess); Wrong bishop; Wrong rook pawn; Bishop and knight checkmate; Lucena position; Opposite-colored bishops endgame; Philidor position; Queen and pawn versus queen endgame; Queen versus pawn endgame; Réti endgame study; Rook and bishop versus rook endgame; Rook and pawn versus rook endgame; Saavedra position; Two knights endgame
Chapter 5: Variants; Chess variant; Chess960; Displacement chess; Transcendental chess; Dunsany's chess; Chess handicap; Alice chess; Balbo's Game; V. R. Parton; Chess Attack; Circular chess; Cross Chess; Cylinder chess; Hexagonal chess; Diplomat chess; Double Chess; Flying chess; Grid chess; Los Alamos chess; Masonic Chess; Minichess; Rhombic Chess; Three-dimensional chess; Troy (chess variant); Apocalypse (chess variant); Andernach chess; Losing chess; Atomic chess; Beirut Chess; Chad (chess variant); Checkless chess; Chessence; Circe chess; Congo (chess variant); Crazyhouse; Cubic chess; Extinction chess; Hostage Chess; Jeson Mor; Knight relay chess; Legan chess; Madrasi chess; Monochromatic chess; Patrol chess; PlunderChess; Portal Chess; Progressive chess; Philip M. Cohen; Rollerball (chess variant); Three-check chess; Way of the Knight; Dark chess; Dice chess; Knightmare Chess; Kriegspiel (chess); Penultima; Avalanche chess; Kung-Fu Chess; Marseillais chess; Monster chess; Bosworth (game); Bughouse chess; Business chess; Djambi; Enochian chess; Forchess; Fortress chess; Four-player chess; Quatrochess; Three-Man Chess; Three-player chess; Tri-Chess; Baroque chess; Berolina chess; Chesquerque; Chess with different armies; Falcon-Hunter Chess; Dragonchess; Duell (chess); Gess; Grasshopper chess; Maharajah and the Sepoys; Omega Chess; Pocket mutation chess; Games of the Discworld; Stratomic; Triangular Chess; 2000 A.D. (chess variant); Wildebeest Chess; Wolf Chess; Almost Chess; Capablanca chess; Capablanca random chess; Chigorin Chess; Embassy Chess; Gothic Chess; Grand chess; Janus chess; Modern chess; Seirawan chess; Arimaa; Martian chess; Navia Dratp; Chaturaji; Chaturanga; Courier chess; Shatranj; Short assize; Tamerlane chess; Banqi; Game of the Three Kingdoms; Game of the Three Friends; Shatar; Janggi; Jungle (board game); Ouk-Khmer (Hill's version); Makruk; Senterej; Shogi; Shogi variant; Bushi shogi; Gufuu shogi; Nana shogi; Dōbutsu shōgi; Micro shogi; Minishogi; Kyoto shogi; Judkins shogi; Sittuyin; Whale shogi; Tori shogi; Yari shogi; EuroShogi; Heian shogi; Sho shogi; Cannon shogi; Hasami shogi; Hand shogi; Annan shogi; Unashogi; Masonic Shogi; Hexshogi; Trishogi; Okisaki shogi; Wa shogi; Chu shogi; Heian dai shogi; Dai shogi; Tenjiku shogi; Dai dai shogi; Maka dai dai shogi; Ko shogi; Tai shogi; Taikyoku shogi; Sannin shogi; Yonin shogi; Space Shogi; Xiangqi; Game of the Seven Kingdoms; Chadarangam; Blindfold chess; Cooperative chess; Fairy chess piece; Four Fronts; Game of the Generals; Giog; Hexapawn; Hiashatar; Indian chess; Jetan; SMIRF; TeamChess; ThreeChess; Tutti-Frutti Chess; Unachess; Stratego; Ludus latrunculorum; Luzhanqi
Chapter 6: Glossary; Glossary of chess