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The Best Games Of Mir Sultan Khan (Hardinge Simpole chess classics) by R. N. Coles, 2003-10-31 Mir Sultan Khan All-India Chess Champion 1928 British Chess Champion 1929-1932-1933 B.C.M. Quarterly No. 19 Revised Mir Sultan Khan (B.C.M. quarterly) by Richard Nevil Coles, 1965 Mir Sultan Khan : All-India Champion 1928, British Champion 1929 - 1932 - 1933, B.C.M. Quarterly No. 10 by Richard Nevil Coles, 1965 Mir Sultan Khan BCM Quarterly No. 10 by R. N. Coles, 1965

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61. DSB-Links Zum Thema Schach - Spieler
    chess Masters - Paul Morphy und Gyula Breyer,Howard Staunton, Frederick Yates, Sir George Thomas and mir sultan khan;  
    http://www.schachbund.de/links/_Spieler/
    
    Extractions: Add Ändern ... Links : Spieler Aaron Nimzowitsch - Gero Marten Anatoly Karpov - offizielle Homepage Dieter Bischoff - Homepage des Deutschen Meisters im Blindenschach mit Infos über Schach - nicht nur für Blinde! Emil Josef Diemer Seite - Seite über Emil Josef Diemer mit Bildern,Tondokumenten und Aufzeichnungen Emil Joseph Diemer - (1908-1990) - Französische Seite, die sich hauptsächlich auf Schachgeschichte und Gambits spezialisiert hat (viele kommentierte Gambitpartien). Ein spezielles Kapitel wird Emil Diemer und seinem berühmten Blackmar-Diemergambit gewidmet Fernschach-Weltmeister - Alle Fernschachweltmeisterschaften inkl. alle Partien der Schachweltmeisterschaften sowie weitere Partien der Fernschachweltmeister George Koltanowski Gerald Hertneck - Artikel von "Hertie" über den ICC inkl. Schachcartoons Jeremy Silman - Internationaler Meister Jörg Hickl Kasparov Website Schach-Weltmeister - Alle Schachweltmeisterschaftern inkl. aller Partien der Schachweltmeister (ca. 30.000) inkl. Statistiken Schachzwerge - Junge Schachtalente im Internet - Jugendliche Schachspieler mit Talent stellen sich vor: Stefan Wiecker, Stefan Fuchs, Oi-sin Kim (weitere folgen)

62. Connectschool/nobel_laureates
    mir sultan khan, an illiterate servant of a Nawab was the first Indian to receive TheWorld chess Champion, Gary Kasparov was defeated by the IBM supercomputer  
    http://www.connectschool.com/parentstudent_main/Profile_in_excellence/v_anand.ht
    
    Extractions: Schools Teachers Chat Help Forum ... Sign-up For Newsletter w Balaraswati w Charles Correa w Dr P K Seth w Dr Vikram Sarabhai w Homi Bhabha w J R D Tata w Kapil Dev w M S Subhalakshmi w Mihir Sen w P Bhimsen Joshi w P T Usha w P Ravi Shankar w R K Narayan w R K Laxman w Salim Ali w Sam Manekshaw w Satyajit Ray w Sushmita Sen w U Bismillah Khan w V Anand w Verghese Kurien Home Parents and Students Profiles in Excellence - an excerpt Few disciplines have earned India the kind of international recognition that chess has in the last decade. The credit for this goes to Viswanathan Anand, who at the age of 18, became India's first and youngest Grand Master in 1987. He has had a brilliant career and has reached the top in the world of chess.

63. General Information
    now, as they once used to do. chess mir sultan khan is the forgottenhero of Indian chess. He was the first Indian to have taken  
    http://www.indembsudan.com/isl_004.htm
    
    Extractions: It would be difficult to imagine the Indian sports scene without the Muslims in it, so enriching has been their contribution. It is 45 years since the subcontinent was divided, but old sports buffs refuse to accept that, or any other point of time in history, as a cut-off point. The Muslims always were part and parcel of Indian sport and continue to be so. No better wrestler has lived in the subcontinent than the late legendary Gama. In the 1970s Meher Din was a popular champion famous for his war cry of Ya Mere Maula, when he stepped into the akhara. What a specimen of manhood! In the track and field world Ilyas Babar Has made a name for himself as a coach after his days as an outstanding university athlete in Hyderabad. The great Sriram Singh, Olympic 800 meters finalist, is the best known of the self-effacing Babar Sahib’s many pupils. Even the more ‘exclusive’ sports like equestrianism and golf have been enriched by Muslim participation. Major G. M. Khan of the Indian army made a splendid figure on horseback as he expertly rode his way to a gold medal in the 1982 Asian Games at New Delhi. Ali Sher, a humble caddy, won the coveted Indian Open Tournament in 1991.

64. Games Archive
    Steinitz, Wilhelm, 457, 03.10.99, PGNzip. sultan khan, mir, 110, 09.04.99,PGN-zip. Rapid chess cup St-Petersburg - 1999, 12, 04.10.99, PGN-zip.  
    http://www.chessexpress.com/games.html
    
    Extractions: Grandmasters Grandmaster Total games Updated PGN Adams, Michael PGN-zip Akopian, Vladimir PGN-zip Anand, Viswanathan PGN-zip Aseev, Konstantin PGN-zip Bacrot, Etienne PGN-zip Bareev, Evgeni PGN-zip Beliavsky, Alexander PGN-zip Fedorov, Alexei PGN-zip Filippov, Valery PGN-zip Fischer, Robert James PGN-zip Gelfand, Boris PGN-zip Gulko, Boris PGN-zip Illescas, Cordoba Miguel PGN-zip Ionov, Sergey PGN-zip Ivanchuk, Vassily PGN-zip Ivanov, Sergey PGN-zip Karpov, Anatoly PGN-zip Jussupow, Artur PGN-zip Kasparov, Gary PGN-zip Kochyev, Alexander PGN-zip Korchnoi, Viktor PGN-zip Kramnik, Vladimir PGN-zip Khalifman, Alexander PGN-zip Leko, Peter PGN-zip Loginov, Valery PGN-zip Lugovoj, Aleksei PGN-zip Morozevich, Alexander PGN-zip Movsesian, Sergey PGN-zip Nisipeanu, Liviu-Dieter PGN-zip Polgar, Judit PGN-zip Ponomariov, Ruslan PGN-zip Popov, Valerij PGN-zip Portisch, Lajos PGN-zip Sakaev, Konstantin PGN-zip Shirov, Alexei PGN-zip Short, Nigel PGN-zip Smyslov, Vasily PGN-zip Spassky, Boris PGN-zip Stjazhkina, Olga PGN-zip Svidler, Peter PGN-zip Taimanov, Mark PGN-zip Timman, Jan PGN-zip Topalov, Veselin PGN-zip Yemelin, Vasily

65. The Time Traveller
    most attacking player in England. (from The Encyclopedia of chess, edited by behindthe famous player from the Indian subcontinent mir sultan khan and Tylor  
    http://www.rct26.dial.pipex.com/timetraveller/tt0010_abrahams.htm
    
    Extractions: The Time Traveller Gerald Abrahams and the blindfold exhibition "ABRAHAMS, Gerald (b. 15 April 1907) British amateur who in the 1930s was playing master-chess. At that period he was the most attacking player in England." (from The Encyclopedia of Chess, edited by Harry Golombek, Batsford 1977) In the summer of 1933 Gerald Abrahams had finished in third place in the British Championship, behind the famous player from the Indian sub-continent Mir Sultan Khan and Tylor, but ahead of Alexander, Sir George Thomas, Golombek and Winter. He then spent the 1933-34 academic year (or certainly part of it) in Belfast as a lecturer in law at Queen's University, Belfast. He does not seem to have engaged in much competition play while in Belfast, his only really serious game being a victory over J. J. O'Hanlon on Board 1 for Belfast in the annual challenge match against Dublin on the 24th February 1934. He did however play in a friendly match on the 21st April 1934 between Queen's University and C.I.Y.M.S, winning his own game against W. Minnis. The same evening he also gave a simultaneous exhibition, taking on 12 of the Queen's University and C.I.Y.M.S. players and beating them all. A further exhibition was promised, and on the 21st May 1934, Abrahams this time gave an exhibition of blindfold play at the Belgravia Hotel, Ulsterville Avenue, Belfast. He faced four players - P. J. McMahon, W. Minnis, A. L. Davies and S. Coulson. They were certainly a strong quartet. McMahon had finished equal first in the 1926 Irish Championship, before losing out in the play-off and had won the Williamson Shield (and with it the title of Champion of Belfast) for four successive years from 1926-29. In 1935 he won the Ulster Championship. Davies had finished third in the 1933 Ulster Championship, and subsequently was second equal in 1935 and third again in 1936, before finally gaining the title in 1944. Minnis played for Ireland in the 1939 International Team Tournament (Olympiad) in Buenos Aires and was Ulster champion in 1945. Coulson was the weakest of the quartet, but was probably at the time in the top dozen best Belfast players.

66. Elo's Chess Rating List From The Book: The Rating Of Chess Players
    Elo's chess Rating List from the book The Rating of chess Players. NULL 2560 2535Suhle Berthold NULL Germany 1837 1904 2440 NULL sultan khan mir NULL Pakistan  
    http://www.anusha.com/eloslist.htm

67. Untitled
    1966 Golombek awarded the OBE for his service to chess. 1966 Journal of Gerontologythat chess players peak at 36. 1966 sultan khan, mir died.  
    http://misc.traveller.com/chess/history/1961-1989.html

68. BCC Christmas Quiz
    at Hastings 19301931) mir sultan khan; What two, now famous British players hitthe news in 1986 for gaining norms? Adams and Sadler. Computer chess Questions.  
    http://www.gtryfon.demon.co.uk/bcc/trivia/chrisquiz.htm
    
    Extractions: Barnet Chess Club on-line Christmas Quiz! Answers now available (as of 1st February) in bold Before commencing the quiz, here is BCC on-line's chess christmas cracker joke was - A group of chess enthusiasts had checked into a hotel, and were standing in the lobby discussing their recent tournament victories. After about an hour, the manager came out of the office and asked them to disperse. "But why?" they asked, as they moved off. Click for answer. The Quiz Some of the answers you may find lurking on this website, some you may not! Apologies in advance: A lot of the questions are UK biased except the General Knowledge ones. General Knowledge

69. Sign In Account Cart
    1930 Scarborough International. Category chess Tournament Books. There were somegreat players taking part Rubenstein, mir sultan khan, Grunfeld and Maroczy.  
    http://www.chessbaseusastore.com/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=1502

70. Harappa Website: Links
    Karakoram highway. mir sultan khan The story of a Maharajah's servantwho became a chess sensation in the early 1930's. National Fund  
    http://www.harappa.com/serai/links.html

71. Www.users.totalise.co.uk/~chess/078.txt
    w DYNAMIC chess STRATEGY Suba Suba, Pergamon 1991 (10)+144+(4)pp opb IZBRANNIEPARTII Suetin, Minsk 1969 ed.11,000 288pp o.cased + d/w mir sultan khan Coles  
    http://www.users.totalise.co.uk/~chess/078.txt

72. This Is The Message You Selected Subject Vol 1 Issue 20 The
    Phil Hughes, who is also the Editor of the BCCS's chess Post, has Frederick Yates 531 games, Sir George Thomas - 605 games, mir sultan khan - 138 games  
    http://www.yourmailinglistprovider.com/pubarchive.php?David 21

73. Mestre CapaBlanca
    mir sultan khan, o principal JR Capablanca in A Prímer os chess (1935).  
    http://www.xadrezmacae.hpg.ig.com.br/Jogos/9/interna_hpg9.html
    
    Extractions: Tal como é jogada atualmente, o xadrez, não há dúvida, é Medieval em seu caráter. Semelha uma guerra convencional e um jogo da corte, conforme pode ser visto pelos nomes e ação das peças. Foi jogo dos reis e hoje é o Rei dos Jogos. Os peões, pode-se dizer, são os oficiais subalternos, cobrindo e batalhando à frente da cavalaria, dos bispos e personagens da realeza. Os cavalos, bispos, rei e rainha (dama) são auto-explanatórios, enquanto as torres (ou "castles") representam as fortalezas dos nobres. Se todos esses personagens titulados desapareceram de muitos países do mundo, o xadrez permanece como um jogo de distinção social, capaz de exigir da mente humana o

74. Publish Your Chess Games Here!
    Translate this page 38, Speelman, Jonathan, 176. 39, Baburin Aleksandar (RUS), 168. 40, SneidersE, 154. 41, sultan khan, mir, 154. 42, Zaltsman V, 154. 43, certbrain, 152. 44,Gedult D, 150.  
    http://www.deltafarms.com/chess/count_players.php3

75. The Book Shop - Special Collections
    Brief biography of the Indian chess champion mir sultan khan (190566),together with in-depth analysis of his most important games.  
    http://www.the-book-shop.com/special/special.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Special Collections A Fine Selection of Books on Chess Averbakh, Yuri. BISHOP V. KNIGHT ENDINGS. 1976 325 diagrams. London: B.T. Batsford Ltd., 1976. First edition in English. ISBN 0-7134-3179-2. Third volume in Averbahk's classic series on the endgame in chess, and presented as the most complete work on bishop versus knight endgames ever published, containing 325 annotated examples. Bobby Fischer is reported to have consulted Averbahk's endgame books during his world championship match. A touch of offsetting to the endpapers, with some light browning to the extremities of the jacket; otherwise a very good copy. Price: $40.00 BOOKS012576I Barden, Leonard W., William R. Hartston, and Raymond D. K... THE KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE. 1973 Numerous textual chess board diagrams. Dallas, TX: Chess Digest, 1973. First U.S. edition. ISBN 0-7134-0367-5. This systematic survey of the King's Indian Defence records all the main variations with accompanying analysis of every important game up to 1972, with full explanations of the underlying strategy for both sides. In this opening, Black avoids actual occupation of the center but endeavors to control it by fianchettoing his King Bishop and playing P-K4 later on. A volume in the Contemporary Chess Openings series, edited by R.G. Wade. Bottom corner of the front board bumped. Jacket a bit yellowed along the extremities, with some light wear to the spine head; otherwise a very good copy. Price: $15.00 BOOKS012577I

76. :::XADREZAQUI:::
    mir sultan khan, o principal JR Capablanca in A Prímer os chess (1935).  
    http://www.xadrezaqui.hpg.ig.com.br/index_pri_4.html
    
    Extractions: Nestas páginas, estão todos os "oficiais campeões mundiais de xadrez" ,e a maioria dos considerados não oficiais também, com suas respectivas fotos e resumos de suas vidas.Segue também a importância e a contribuição que cada um deles tiveram para o xadrez mundial.E para começar, no texto abaixo temos um prefácio do terceiro campeão mundial,o imortal José Raul Capablanca, tirado do seu livro, leiam porque vale a pena. Obrigado e volte sempre! O EDITOR: Gilmar Dos Santos. "Pequeno esboço da história do xadrez.

77. John B. Henderson: Chess News August 2002
    it’s the Indians who are shaping up to be a major chess superpower as the firstIndian to triumph at the British since the legendary mir sultan khan, who won  
    http://www.rochadekuppenheim.de/heco/ar0208.html
    
    Extractions: T he Scotsman Chess News August 2002 to "The Scotsman" chess column A new innovation from FIDE, the world chess federation governing body, has been the introduction of a World Youth Olympiad for under-16 players, which has just finished in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - and the final result could just be a portent of things to come. A total of 28 teams competed in the inaugural event that was dominated by China, who ran away with the gold with an impressive final score of 31/40 in the four-board competition. China, who were seeded second, finished four-points clear of the top seeded Ukrainian team - even although they had the world's youngest Grandmaster, Sergey Karjakin, playing on second board! The result bodes well for the future of China, whose stated aim is to dominate the men's game by 2010 in much the same way as they dominate the women's game today. They took the title on the back of three very powerful performances by Wang Yue (85% on board 1), Zhao Jun (80% on board two), and Zhou Weiqi (80% on board 3). Favourites Ukraine, who are another force for the future (and present!) with the likes of Ruslan Ponomariov and Karjakin being around for a good many years to come, turned in a very lacklustre performance. IM Alexander Areshchenko could only score 60% on top board, while latest chess wunderkind Karjakin, who had arrived in Kuala Lumpur hot-foot from his historic performance in Sudak (see today's game for a stunning miniature he produced there on the way to becoming the world's youngest GM), could only score 75% despite being on the on the lower board.

78. Chess Books
    of chess 193557 Routledge 1958 1st Ed. 154pp G+ £14.00. Cload, R Battles of HastingsPergamon 1st ed. 1991 139pp PB AN F £8.00. Coles, RN mir sultan khan BCM  
    http://www.keverelchess.co.uk/Html/chessbooks.html
    
    Extractions: One feature of this book is the high standard of production and presentation throughout. It is beautifully illustrated with more than 200 pictures - paintings, prints and historic photographs, many unpublished hitherto, and 72 pages in full colour. The text, too, lucidly tells the story of chess from its oriental origins up to the exciting climax of the Fischer - Spassky battle of 1972. This book is a joy to own, handle and read. Back to top The Keverel Chess Book Publication The first British Champion through open competition was the little-known, enigmatic young man, known to the world as Cecil De Vere.

79. Board 1-4. Chess Olympiad 2000. Istanbul
    76, Eidelson, Rakhil, BLR, 3.0, 9, 33.3. 77, sultan, Hoda, UAE, 3.0, 9,33.3. 36, khan, Nazrana, BAN, 7.0, 14, 50.0. 18, mir Mahmoud, Afamia, SYR,5.0, 8, 62.5.  
    http://www.chessib.com/wboards.html
    
    Extractions: Chess Siberia Home page News Interviews Openings ... Links No Player Team Points Games Percent Cmilyte, Viktorija LTU Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman IND Xie, Jun CHN Galliamova, Alisa RUS Zsiltzova-Lisenko, Lubov IBSA Hoang, Thanh VIE Ratcu, Tatiana BRA Kachiani-Gersinska, Ketino GER Maric, Alisa YUG Reizniece, Dana LAT Madl, Ildiko HUN Misanovic, Vesna BIH Skripchenko-Lautier, Almira MDA Foisor, Cristina ROM Leite, Catarina POR Lai, Xiaoqing JPN Geldyeva, Mexnri TKM Zhukova, Natalia UKR Connolly, Suzanne IRL Botsari, Anna-Maria GRE Hunt, Harriet ENG Moser, Eva AUT Peng, Zhaoqin NED Hund, Barbara SUI Baginskaite, Camilla USA Chiburdanidze, Maia GEO Agrest, Svetlana SWE Danielian, Elina ARM Klinova, Masha ISR Medic, Mirjana CRO Gretarsdottir, Lilja ISL Wiesuriya, Vineetha SRI Hamid, Rani BAN Hernandez, Yadira MEX Uskova, Fliura KAZ Zepeda, Sonia ESA Koskoska, Gabriela FRM Tamin, Upi INA Tan, Winnie SIN Berezina, Irina AUS Fierro, Martha ECU Hagesaether, Ellen NOR Lim Jean, Nie MAS Nepeina-Leconte, Maria FRA Pokorna, Regina SVK Burijovich, Liliana

80. Edinburgh University Chess Club WWW Title Index
    chess/History Index Medieval chess Rules puzzle solution Medieval chess RulesMir sultan khan Lewis chess Pieces Edward I and chess chess in Arabian  
    http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/societies/chess/whatshere.html

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