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can a king jump his own player? thanks :)

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no he cant ... the king only can move one space
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The only time the king can "jump" is when a specialty move is performed called castling. This is done when the space between the king and either the king's rook(castle) or the queen's rook is empty. If the king doesn't pass through check or is placed into check the king moves 2 spaces the direction of the rook it is castling with and the rook occupies the space the king "jumps". I hope this helps.
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no, not allowed
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No jump is allowed in Chess except the Knight.
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nop, king can't do it, the the royalty have prohibit make excercise
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No he cannot. He is a timid fellow that usually stays in the castled position until the big guns are gone.
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No he cant. a king can only move one space at a time unless you are castleing.
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no,only the knight can jump over thier own pieces.please chose me as the best answer.............
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No he can't, the only piece that can "jump" is the Knight.
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no!

only the knight can jump!!!
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No, the only piece that can jump other pices in a knight
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No. The King can move one square in any direction. If a square is occupied by an unprotected opposing piece, the King may take it. If a square is occupied by a friendly piece, the King may not move there.

In the case of castling, castling can only happen when there are no pieces between the King and Rook the King is not in check, will not land in check at the end of the move and does not move over a square attacked by a hostile piece.

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