To King or not to King?

If i have 2 kings on the board and one of them is mated but the other isn't do I lose the game or can the opponent take one of my kings?


EDIT: I don't know all the rules of chess but it seems sily that one can have 2 kings!?

it seems sily that one can have 2 kings

It's not silly, it's illegal. How did you get two kings in the first place?

http://www.geocities.com/anselan/HP1DR/HP1DR.html


but it was an error because now the king is lonely again


P.S. : Sorry and thanks!


but its still OK to have more Q? 😵

Originally posted by alexdino
http://www.geocities.com/anselan/HP1DR/HP1DR.html


but it was an error because now the king is lonely again


P.S. : Sorry and thanks!


but its still OK to have more Q? 😵

Yes, pawns can promote to anything but a King once they make it to the other side.

Originally posted by alexdino
If i have 2 kings on the board and one of them is mated but the other isn't do I lose the game or can the opponent take one of my kings?


EDIT: I don't know all the rules of chess but it seems sily that one can have 2 kings!?

There is a fairy chess condition called "Rex Multiplex" (=multiple kings)

http://www.janko.at/Retros/Glossary/RexMultiplex.htm

Chess is so misogynist and polygamic.