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For those who want to use chess books, you need to learn the notation first. From the figure above you can see letters a-h(horizontally) and numbers 1-8(vertically). For the pieces' movements the codes will be the guide on how to determine the next location of a piece. Say for example (from the figure) the white's pawn. That second location will described in the books as Pe2-Pe4. Another example is the white's bishop. From the figure it could be described as Bf1-Bb5. Probably it is easier to understand when you have the guide above. Anyway more practice and you can perfect the notation.
PAWN - Then pawn is the least powerful piece because of it's poor mobility. It only scores 1 point of quality. There are 8 pieces of pawns in a player and this is arranged along the second row at your side (from your opponents viewpoint). It may move only one square forward if its path is not blocked. However, it may move as an option one or two squares forward on its first move only. It may capture only diagonally one square. It may not capture forward. It may not move backward. The lowly Pawn usually does not last long, but if it is able to reach the 8th row or rank, then it can promote itself to any other piece except the King. A Pawn thus promoted is replaced by that piece. Therefore, it is possible to have more than one Queen, or two Rooks, Bishops, or Knights on the board at one time.
HORSE/KNIGHT-The Knight is nearly as powerful as the Bishop not because of its range, but because it is the only piece that can hop over other pieces in an L-shaped path. This ability makes it particularly powerful in the early stage of a game when the board is crowded with pieces.
BISHOP-The Bishop is a powerful piece because it can move to any square along its diagonals as long as its path is not blocked.Its range is the source of its power. More often a combination of Bishop and the Queen is the deadliest to hunt the King.
ROOK-The Rook is a very powerful piece because it can move to any square along its file or row as long as its path is not blocked. For me this is the best guardian of the king together with the pawns while castling.
QUEEN-The Queen is the most powerful piece because she can move to any square in any direction as long as her path is not blocked. Her range and the ability to attack many pieces an once are the source of her power.But somehow it has no ability to move L like the knight.
KING- The King is the most important piece.When it is trapped so it cannot move without being captured, then the game is lost. This trap is called checkmate. The King can move one square in any direction. A King can never move into check, or onto a square where it can be captured by an opponent's piece. If a King is not in check, and no other legal move is possible, then the position is said to be in stalemate. A stalemated game is a draw, or a tie.
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