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Why Does the Knight in Chess Move in an L-Shape and Have the Privilege of Jumping over Someone's Head?

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In chess, the knight is the only 'rule-breaker' with its unpredictable L-shaped jumps and the privilege of flying over other pieces on the board. So have you ever wondered why the knight is designed with such a unique movement?
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Why Does the Knight in Chess Move in an L-Shape and Have the Privilege of Jumping over Someone's Head?

In chess, the knight is the only 'rule-breaker' with its unpredictable L-shaped jumps and the privilege of flying over other pieces on the board. So have you ever wondered why the knight is designed with such a unique movement?

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TUOI TRE ONLINE broke the news in on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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