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It's called a castle.

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The rook is sometimes called a "castle", because it looks like one, but that's not its proper name.In dutch you call it "toren" which translates as tower.

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"Castle". (Castle also means a special move, notated 0-0-0 [Queenside] or 0-0[Kingside])

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A castle, tower, marquess, rector, or come. However, it is almost always called the rook.

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In India ( that is where Chess was made) it is called an elephant.

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Another name for a rook is a castle.

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