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   2   Kings are subject to check and checkmate by own as well as opponent's pieces.
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   5   Kings are attacked by all pieces, and can capture any piece.
   6   For example, on the following diagram the king can escape check by
   7   capturing a rook.
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   9 figure.diagram-container
  10   .diagram
  11     | fen:8/8/8/8/8/4q4/8/3RKR2:
  12   figcaption Not a checkmate: Kxf1 or Kxd1.
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  15   Here however, each capture of the queen would lead to a self-check: although
  16   the queen appears vulnerable this is a checkmate.
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  18 figure.diagram-container
  19   .diagram
  20     | fen:1r1nkbr1/1p2Qnp1/p2p1p1p/2p4P/P1P1P3/1P6/R2P1KP1/2B2BNR:
  21   figcaption Checkmate.
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  23 h3 Source
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  26   a(href="https://www.jsbeasley.co.uk/encyc.htm")
  27     | The Classified Encyclopedia of Chess Variants.
  28   | &nbsp;by David B. Pritchard (2007).
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  30 p Inventors: Gabriel Authier and Roméo Bédoni (1958)