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In chess can king move next to eachother?

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absoluty not possible. you can't check the king with your own king
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No, though that is funny.
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The two Kings can never stand close next to each other! ...
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No, you can't,,

According to the rules of chess, the king can be moved to any adjoining square not attacked by one or more of the opponent's pieces.

If you do it, you would be moving your king to an square attacked by opponent's king which is against this rule,

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Hector
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Basically the kings cannot go within one square of the other king. It places the king in check, which is an illegal move.
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The kings must stand at least one square apart. You may like to visit my chess & astronomy web page - link below? I hope this is helpful for you.

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Chesmayne.
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No.

A king can not place himself in check. If you moved a king next to another king he would be moving into check.
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No, they can't. They must have at least one space in between them.
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no
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Imagine king have laser in his side!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You can not move a king beside one another. If you do, you're placing the king in a check. That is illegal.
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