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The Marshal slides any number of squares along ranks or files, or it makes a (2,1) leap. | The Marshal slides any number of squares along ranks or files, or it makes a (2,1) leap. | ||
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The Marshal appears in many chess variants, dating back at least to the 17th century. It is perhaps best known as the Chancellor in [[Capablanca Chess]] and its derivatives. | The Marshal appears in many chess variants, dating back at least to the 17th century. It is perhaps best known as the Chancellor in [[Capablanca Chess]] and its derivatives. | ||
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The Marshal is a Rook/Knight compound piece, and is known by many different names in different variants. Some common alternative names are [1] Empress and particularly Chancellor.
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The Marshal slides any number of squares along ranks or files, or it makes a (2,1) leap.
History
The Marshal appears in many chess variants, dating back at least to the 17th century. It is perhaps best known as the Chancellor in Capablanca Chess and its derivatives.
