How to set up a chessboard correctly

Chess is the classic game of strategy and technology. This is a war game is played on a board, consisting of 64 squares of alternating colors. These squares are called the light and dark squares. The pieces are usually black and white, with white is the first step to the classic Start. Each side has 16 pieces, as follows:

Eight pawns (soldiers)
Two Towers (Castles)
Two Bishops (priest)
Two Knights (Guardians)
A king and a queen (Royalty Free)
To setthe board, make sure that some of the seats on board is in front of you with eight slopes right to left.

Put your players as follows:

At the end of the line (the next) are:

At each end, put a Rook
Moving inward toward the center, a place next to each Bishop Rook.
Now place a knight next to each bishop.
Enter your king on the remaining space on the right.
Place your seat on the Queen last year.
On the first line of Rooks,Bishops, knights and royalty, peasants eighth place, one for each square meter, from left to right. The role of farmers is to protect the king at all costs.
One way to remember where the king and queen will be added is to put the king's opposite color squares. If the king is white, is set to the dark place. If it's black, you get to the square of light. This is the same in each case.

The pieces all move in a certain way during the game. Here is an overview of the pieces moveSkills:

Rooks can move any number of spaces vertically or horizontally, but not directly to other parts.
Bishops can move any number of squares diagonally but can not jump over other pieces.
Knights can move two squares horizontally or vertically, then a field in each direction to form an "L". The knight is the only piece that can jump over other pieces on the board.
The king can move in a field in each direction on a turn. The only exception is the "castle" to pull out a tower can move two squares toward the king and the king moves two squares in the opposite direction. The result is the rook and king each other on opposite sides. This can be done is moved on both sides of the board, provided that neither the king nor the Tower, while still in the game.
The queen can have any number of squares in any direction as they move, but not directly to other parts.
Farmers can move one or two places on the first train, then a box behind each train.
If> Set up correctly, your "hosts" are opposite each other on the battlefield. The goal is to capture or kill other players it's King. The first thing to do to win the game.

Two special rules:

You can not move in D "Check."
If a king in "check", you must move out of danger, or blocked by the tenant, regardless of cost. If a king has no movement, protecting them or take it out of danger, taken prisoner, "Checkmate" is declared and endsGame.