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KKt

American  
Chess.
  1. king's knight.


KKt British  

symbol

  1. king's knight

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If his aim was not the opening of the KKt file but the subsequent sacrifice of the Queen, he might have played Q-Kt7 at once, followed by Q-Kt4.

From Chess Strategy by Du Mont, J.

BxKt PxB There is nothing in the weakness at Black's KB3 and KR3 caused by the disappearance of his KKt Pawn, as White has lost his KB.

From Chess Strategy by Du Mont, J.

P-KKt3 would have been necessary before castling, because White's B-Q3 would have attacked the KKt.

From Chess Strategy by Du Mont, J.

It deprives Black's QB of its only good square, and saves the KKt, the co-operation of which is urgently needed in the centre.

From Chess Strategy by Du Mont, J.

There only remains the KKt and the Q for an immediate attack, whilst the Black Rook will soon get into effective action on the open Knight's file, e.g.

From Chess Strategy by Du Mont, J.