The Game of Kings!!

#Today'sImpotantTalk

CHESS♟ 

It's an incredible game, played by the best of the best. To be able to win a game of chess takes a large amount of genius and focus. As it is originally made to express the death of a prince to a grieving queen in the Gupta dynasty, it slowly morphed into a game that determined life and death on the battlefield, it was the ultimate way to strategize how to win a war. As more and more people started playing this fascinating game it spread from its origins in India to Persia where it was passed through Europe via the Silk Road which is a famous trade route that stretched from China and went all across central Asia, going through Turkey and ending in Italy. As it spread across the world the game varied. In china you would place the chess pieces in the borders of squares instead of in them, imitating their local game of go, the Japanese created a rule stating that a caught chess piece could be used by the opponent (the person who stole the piece). But the form of chess we know today first started to appear in Europe where the game was not only played by royalty but by people in coffee shops too. Around that time chess started taking a poetic form, chess terms started representing power in political situations. The moves you would make in chess would be able to describe your personality as a bold, cautious, daring, or even scared person.  Today chess is a representative of smarts and brainpower. Reading through this you must have realized how much chess evolved over the years, think of other games you like to play, and imagine how much they must have changed too.




#MyAdvice

TODAY'S TOPIC: playing games

We have all grown up playing games, whether it's make-believe, logic puzzles, or board games there is always a key to success. So stop the whining and cribbing and win your games with fairness and a proud feeling



#LaughItLoud🤣

Why can't you trust an atom?
It literally makes up everything


#QuickQuotes

"You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it"








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