How many squares are there on a chess board?

What are the names of these pieces, respectively?

'Checkmate' comes from a very old Persian phrase that means:

Which Chess piece moves in any direction, but cannot jump over other pieces?

Which piece is the only piece on the board that can jump over other pieces?

Which is the most powerful piece on a chess board?

Chess is originated from which country?

How many total pieces are there on a chess board

3) Its movement forms an L shape and can jump overhead the piece blocking it?

How many players needed to play chess?

What is horse called in chess language?

What is soldiers called in chess language?

What is ship called in chess language?

What queen is called in chess language?

What king is called in chess language?

What is the most powerful piece in chess?

What is the main aim to play chess?

Which piece cannot move backward?

What is the name of the governing body of international chess competition?