What is Castling in Chess?
A once-per-game move where the king moves two squares towards a rook and the rook jumps to the far side of the king. It requires that neither piece has moved, the squares between are empty, and the king is not in, moving through, or into check. Kingside castling is written O-O, queenside O-O-O.
Example: Both players castled kingside by move eight.