👉 In the context of chess, a knight's move in the game of chess is a legal pawn movement that allows a knight to capture an opponent's king. The knight's move is typically made by pressing and holding on to the white bishop (the queen's mate), which is positioned at the bottom left corner of the board. The term "knightage" refers to the act of capturing an opponent's king, as it involves moving a pawn from one position to another in order to secure a
