Chess history goes back many years, decades, even centuries! But who invented the game we all love? 

Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" is often compared to playing chess due to the strategic principles and tactics outlined in the book. Just as in chess, the goal of the book is to gain a strategic advantage over one's opponent and come out victorious.

Magnus Carlsen was just 10 years old when he first discovered the power of a chess databases. It was a hot summer day, and he was cooped up in his room, scrolling through chess websites in search of a new challenge. That's when he stumbled upon a database, filled with hundreds of thousands of games played by some of the greatest chess players in history.