Today I would like to tell you about the history of chess, which is an amazing game that I enjoy playing and take the time to play at every opportunity.

Research shows that chess, which has been played for 2500 years and is a sport and a branch of science, is the mystery behind the successes in mathematics, science and reading. However, chess plays a very important role in the development of fields such as conjecture, strategic thinking, logic, planning the future and decision making, inferences based on knowledge and logic, as well as a serious improvement in comprehension skills. Apart from mental issues, chess sport; Social behaviors such as strengthening personal values, being respectful to others, patience and accepting different perspectives are also very important.

Besides, the skills required for the sport of chess are similar to those required for learning languages. To summarize, I can say that chess consists of technical knowledge (learning pieces and moves, opening games and other methods) and the application of this knowledge. The acquired knowledge can be improved by supplementing with training and experimental feedback. It can be ensured that students automatically acquire more complex thinking skills. In comparisons between scientists, mathematicians, and chess players, he states that they observe their way of thinking as quality creativity.

I think it would not be an exaggeration to say that chess is the most valuable gift of the old to the new contemporary culture. This value may be the only fact tested by both men and women, in every language, in every nation, spoken to every class of people we meet over time. This is such a rare value that; Learning, teaching, sharing, creating, competing, having fun is one of the activities in which we operate without harming others and ourselves.

Born in India in the sixth century, chess reached Persia with the contribution of traders. Chess began to spread in Arab lands when the Arabs conquered Persia in the seventh century. Passing from North Africa to Spain with the raids organized by the Arabs, chess became the favorite game of the knights in the Middle Ages.

After the Arabic and European manuscripts, the new rules added to chess were announced in the chess book first published by the Spanish Lucena in 1497. Among these rules were the expansion of the queen's and bishop's range of motion, castling, taking when passing, and pawn becoming a queen. Thus, the era of dynamic, ingenious, and knowledge-based chess with its rules that have remained unchanged until today began, and chess began to spread rapidly in Italy, France, Germany, the USA and Russia, after Spain.

In fact, in a document written in the eleventh century, playing chess was among the qualities that a perfect knight should have. The game of chess has reached all classes of society over time and has become a game played on every corner and in every house. After a while, world championships began to be organized for the sport of chess. Many famous names such as Boby Fisher, Henry Blackburne, Capablanca, Karpov, Gary Kasparov, Mihail Tal, Kramnik, Paul Morphy, Aleksandr Alekhine can be counted among the most famous champions of this game, where very prestigious tournaments are still held today.

Today, to play chess, it is enough to have a mobile phone connected to the Internet. You can even play with current world champion Magnus Carlsen if you're lucky. Of course, it's best to play on a real 3D chessboard while looking into your opponent's eyes. At least that's how I prefer it.

Stay with love and use your intelligence…