No , your King must be out of check . You can block a check with another piece - that piece in turn can place your opponent's King in check ,
Yes and no. If the king is in check then you are in the position to kill it but, the other player must move him out of check. If the king is in checkmate, then you have won the game and the other player can't move.
No you cannot kill your own piece. The closest to killing your own men is just putting them in a position where the other player can easily get you.
no, but it messe with the other guy
There is no such move, as it would be illegal. There is no way for two kings to be next to each other, as it would mean putting themselves into check.
The rules of chess does not allow exposing your king to check at any time - regardless of circumstance .
Reaching the end of the chess-board is only significant to the pawn who then can be promoted to any chess piece other than the King .
You have to move your player so that your partners KING isin a place where you can capture it. This is called CHECK MATE. If the the other player is unable to protect its king by the time it is your turn, you win!!!
if the king moves into a position which it can be hit and the player has taken his fingers of the chess piece than the other player (if they have a chess piece that can hit the king) can hit the king
There are 16 chess pieces on side of a chess board. Each player receives the same number of pieces and must eliminate the other player's king to win.
If the player to move is unable to, it is stalemate, and the game is a draw.
The Rook can , as any piece other than the opposing King , can check a King .
No - If you moved close enough to do so you would be putting your king in check and you are not allowed to move your king into check. Another Answer: You may not make any move with the King (or any other piece for that matter) that will put it in jeopardy, there fore the answer is no.