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Flying rook

Chess Pieces Including King Queen Rook Pawn Knight

Chess Pieces Including King Queen Rook Pawn Knight

Chess piece - white rook

Chess piece - white rook

Chess piece - black rook

Chess piece - black rook

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old

Rook

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, 3 years old, flying

Rook

Cartoon Chess Rook Idea

Cartoon Chess Rook Idea

Chess figure rook

Chess figure rook

Rook on rock

Rook with a nut in the beak 2.

Rook with a nut in the beak 2.

A rook stands in a full line ready to begin the game. A rook stands in a full line ready to begin the game

Avian rook on a background of straw bales. Avian rook on a background of straw bales

Rook on wire fence against pink background.

Photo of feeding rook on fresh grass

Photo of feeding rook on fresh grass

Photo of looking rook on fresh grass

Rook, Corvus frugilegus, resting on a rock. Rook, Corvus frugilegus, resting on a rock

Little rook looking to you!

Rook a glass chess piece

Rook on a glass chess piece with glass Chess board in the background. The rook is a piece in the game of chess resembling a castle. Formerly the piece (from Persian was called the tower, marquess, rector, and comes (Sunnucks 1970). The term castle is considered informal, incorrect, or old-fashioned.IN the origins of the game itself, the game was called Chaturanga and it was not the same as modern chess. The piece we call a rook was considered to be a chariot rather than a castle, probably because of the speed with which it moves. The Sanskrit word for chariot was "ratha". In chess, the rook can move only forward and backwards or from side to side — always in a straight line. Each player has two rooks to start a match, and each rook is placed in the back corner on either side of the board, behind the left-most and right-most pawns. The King can never move into danger like this so he is unable to capture the Rook. Consequently, because the King must never move on to a square that is being attacked by enemy pieces, two Kings can never stand next to each other on the chessboard. The position in this diagram is illegal. . Rook on a glass chess piece with glass Chess board in the background. The rook is a piece in the game of chess resembling a castle. Formerly the piece (from Persian was called the tower, marquess, rector, and comes (Sunnucks 1970). The term castle is considered informal, incorrect, or old-fashioned.IN the origins of the game itself, the game was called Chaturanga and it was not the same as modern chess. The piece we call a rook was considered to be a chariot rather than a castle, probably because of the speed with which it moves. The Sanskrit word for chariot was "ratha". In chess, the rook can move only forward and backwards or from side to side — always in a straight line. Each player has two rooks to start a match, and each rook is placed in the back corner on either side of the board, behind the left-most and right-most pawns. The King can never move into danger like this so he is unable to capture the Rook. Consequently, because the King must never move on to a square that is being attacked by enemy pieces, two Kings can never stand next to each other on the chessboard. The position in this diagram is illegal.

Chess White Rook

Portrait White Rook Chess Piece with shallow Depth of Field. Portrait White Rook Chess Piece with shallow Depth of Field

Rook (Corvus frugilegus)

A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus). A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus)

Rook (Corvus frugilegus)

A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus). A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus)

Rook (Corvus frugilegus)

A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus). A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus)

Rook (Corvus frugilegus)

A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus). A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus)

Rook (Corvus frugilegus)

A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus). A chick of rook - close-up (Corvus frugilegus)

Part of a chess set in the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, California. It is c. 1850, from the Delhi region. Made of ivory, it depicts a rook in the Indian style, as an elephant. It is part of a "John Company" set crafted for the British East India Company.

Bird, Fauna, Rook, Beak

Bird, Fauna, Rook, Beak

Beak, Fauna, Rook, Bird

Beak, Fauna, Rook, Bird

Bird, American Crow, Rook, Crow Like Bird

Bird, American Crow, Rook, Crow Like Bird

Bird, American Crow, Fauna, Rook

Bird, American Crow, Fauna, Rook

Bird, American Crow, Crow Like Bird, Rook

Bird, American Crow, Crow Like Bird, Rook

Chess - rook and queen on the board, blue background

Chess - rook and queen on the board, blue background

Chess - rook and queen on the board

Black rook on chess table

White rook on chess table

Knight, rook and horse on chess board

Checkmate with a queen and a rook

Dollar and Chessboard

Silhouette of
a key ringed dollar rook on a chessboard. Silhouette of
a key ringed dollar rook on a chessboard.

Lone chess castle

Chess rook or castle on a smoked glass table. Chess rook or castle on a smoked glass table.

Rook on a chessboard

A pice of chess on a chessboard. A pice of chess on a chessboard

Castle wall and rook

The ruins of an old castle in romania. The ruins of an old castle in romania

Chessboard with figures

Chess, chess board, board with figures in black and white, standing on a chessboard, a knight and the rook with pawns. Chess, chess board, board with figures in black and white, standing on a chessboard, a knight and the rook with pawns

Glass chess set

Glass chess set - rook, knight, bishop, queen, king

Fairy-tale fortress

Age-old fortress with five towers and rook. Age-old fortress with five towers and rook

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