'Gens Una Sumus' - What three Latin words beneath a chess emblem taught me about the world
•Young Grandmaster Aarav Dengla shares his reflections on chess and its global community.
•The phrase "Gens Una Sumus" translates to "We are one family," highlighting the unity in chess.
•Aarav emphasizes that this motto embodies the enduring spirit and connection among chess players worldwide.
India's young Grandmaster Aarav Dengla has played chess against opponents of every age and from countries across the world. In his debut The Grandmaster View column, he reflects on the three Latin words beneath the FIDE emblem that first caught his attention as a seven-year-old. Through memories from tournament halls and the quiet rituals that follow every game, Aarav explores how Gens Una Sumus - "We are one family" - is more than just the sport's motto; it is the enduring spirit of chess itself.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
→Young Grandmaster Aarav Dengla shares his reflections on chess and its global community.
→The phrase "Gens Una Sumus" translates to "We are one family," highlighting the unity in chess.
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