Why king side castle is better?

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1. Can you castle if your king has been in check? Can you castle if your king has been in check? You cannot castle if the king has already moved, or if the rook in question has moved. 2. Nor can you castle while in check. However, you can castle with a rook that is under attack at the time, and...
2. Why can you not castle while in check? Why can you not castle while in check? Because castling is a defensive move, you shouldn't be able to avoid a threat with it. the king is pretty slow, so if he ever moves into check he will be shot down, so he needs to be careful how he hides...
3. Should you castle queen or king side? Should you castle queen or king side? You generally want to castle on the side which will put your rooks on more active squares and/or make your king safer....
4. Can you castle over a bishop? Can you castle over a bishop? You are not allowed to castle through check! White is not allowed to castle through the bishop's "check" on f1. The black bishop on a6 is attacking the f1-square next to the white king. To castle, the white king would have to cross over...
5. Can I castle if the queen is in the way? Can I castle if the queen is in the way? Castling is permitted only if neither the king nor the rook has previously moved; the squares between the king and the rook are vacant; and the king does not leave, cross over, or end up on a square attacked by...
6. Can king move 2 steps in chess? Can king move 2 steps in chess? A: A king can move only one space in any direction. The King may never move into or through danger and the King may never be removed from the board....